Podcaster Vogue Williams has revealed how her other half, Spencer Matthews, was left rather miffed when she publicly dissed one of his treasured artworks.

Since launching their 'Spencer and Vogue' podcast, the married couple have been dishing out episodes weekly, giving fans a peek into their hectic family life and fielding queries from their audience.

But earlier this year, Spencer surprised listeners by announcing his departure from the show to chase new ventures. It was later disclosed that the podcast would carry on with Vogue's elder sister Amber stepping in to fill Spencer's shoes.

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In her freshly published memoir 'Big Mouth', Vogue reminisces about her podcasting days with the ex-'Made in Chelsea' heartthrob and shared why he was "not happy" following a particular remark she made on air.

Revealing the cause of the upset, she wrote: "He was especially not happy when I slagged the onion painting he did when he was sixteen years old," reports the Irish Mirror.

Despite confessing that Spencer had his fair share of "thrown a few epic wobblers", she insists their spats are just like those of any other married couple: "Every so often he would threaten to quit, but these are the usual conflicts and dramas of a married couple."

Not long after bowing out from their shared podcast, Spencer was back behind the microphone with his fresh solo venture, 'Untapped'.

Launched earlier this year, the podcast features the former reality TV star engaging in conversations with sporting icons such as Mo Farah, Ulrika Jonsson and Ben Stokes, delving into the secrets behind their remarkable successes.

Reflecting on the couple's early days, it was eight years ago when they first met while participating in the Channel 4 programme The Jump in 2017.

Just a few months later, they said their "I dos", in the company of celebrity guests including Jamie Laing.

The duo pledged their love for each other against the breathtaking backdrop of Spencer's parents' exquisite Glen Affric Estate in the Scottish Highlands.

Since then, the couple have embarked on their journey as parents, welcoming their first child, Theodore, followed by daughter Gigi and youngest son Otto.