Vogue Williams Slams Online Trolls, Calls for Kindness

Vogue Williams hit out at a cruel online troll who claimed she ' as she pleaded for people to be nice. 

The TV and radio personality, 40, took to Instagram on Wednesday to share a screenshot of a cruel comment on one of her posts. 

Under a post she had shared, a troll wrote: 'The brain to leech off men for exposure and money while p***ing on everyone around me? Nah thanks, I'd rather be a nice person that doesn't use others around her. But carry on.'

A furious Vogue replied to the comment saying: 'Well you're certainly not doing well on the nice front! 

'Go check MY company accounts and then come back and tell me I'm leeching off men. See you at the parade hun!'

Sharing the interaction to her Instagram Story, Vogue added: 'I'm never sure of the motive or need for people to publicly scrutinise someone they know nothing about. It's so shit. 

'I'm sick of seeing horrible cr** on the internet and people just abusing other people because they feel like it. 

'This person should practice being a nice person a bit more...'

It comes after Vogue and her husband ' son Otto was rushed to A&E over the weekend after suffering a broken collarbone.

She shared on social media earlier this month that her youngest son, three, was wearing a sling following the accident.

Vogue posted a photo of Otto stood in a medical room at Chelsea and Westminster hospital in London, where her little boy was seen.

Alongside the image, she wrote: 'What a weekend! Ended up in A and E with Otto and a broken collarbone. Otty keeps telling us it’s not broken it's better!'

Vogue went on to thank the staff at the hospital and said she was very impressed with how quickly they were seen to. 

Saying: 'Staff at Chelsea Westminster are amazing and flew through everyone… v impressive and thankful to them. Play Doh fixes all!'

Vogue revealed that after the hospital, they took a trip to Chelsea Farm because Otto 'was allowed wherever he wanted when we left the hospital!'

Chelsea Farm is a specialty food store and café on Fulham Road, offering fresh, high-quality, and often organic vegetables, fruits and prepared meals.

Vogue received supportive messages from her friends and fans, including Shirlie Kemp and Catherine Tyldesley, who both said they hoped Otto was okay.

They married in June 2018.

Spencer recently left 'extraordinary' wife  in tears after he opened up about how 'proud and privileged' he was to be married to her.

Spencer,, recalled how he'd decided to go sober for Vogue and the sake of their relationship.

In clip from The Entrepreneur Experiment podcast shared to his Instagram grid, he said: 'I've always wanted to be better for her, you know, I think she's an extraordinary woman, she's brave and she works so hard.

'She's flat out, she's an incredible mother you should talk to her about how she finds time to work so hard and be present for the three kids, because I'm not as good as her at that.

Before adding: 'I work hard to the detriment of time with my family, but she does both. I feel privileged and proud that she's my wife'.

Taking to the comments an emotional Vogue said: 'Ahhhhh, that might have made me cry, thank you Spenno'.

Fans too were full of praise to the star and said: 'Spencer is a lovely guy who really appreciates how good Vogue is and how hard she works, great couple': 'Every husband should speak this way about his wife': 'The way you speak about your beautiful wife is just amazing': 'Find a man that behind closed doors.'