Pregnant Vogue Williams giggled in a raspberry bikini as she hit the sea with her husband Spencer Matthews in Marbella.

The Irish TV presenter, 40, is set to welcome her fourth child with her husband Spencer, 37, later this year.

And Vogue looked in very good spirits as she took a dip in the ocean during a family getaway.

She looked incredible in the tiny two-piece that displayed her blossoming baby bump and shielded herself from the sun under a straw beach hat.

Meanwhile, shirtless Spencer showed off his ripped abs in a pair of black swim shorts. 

The happy couple were joined by their daughter Gigi, six, as they spent time together by the sea.  

Making the most of the summer holidays, Vogue and Spencer have treated their children to a lavish trip ahead of welcoming baby number four.

They have since revealed she had two miscarriages before she fell pregnant with her fourth, including one 'awful and heartbreaking' loss a year ago.

Vogue previously shared that her first miscarriage, which happened at around four weeks, was 'really upsetting' but she and Spencer went on to welcome their daughter Gigi in 2020.

She said they suffered further heartache last year when she went for a 12-week scan after falling pregnant, only to be told it 'wasn't really a pregnancy' as the embryo hadn't grown.

Vogue said she was 'really embarrassed' and 'upset' by the second loss, and she admitted she felt like 'her body had failed her'.

It comes after Vogue revealed she thought her now-husband Spencer was a 'gobs***e' before she met him. 

The TV presenter met the former Made In Chelsea star back in 2017 while filming the reality ski competition The Jump. 

After tying the knot in June 2018, the couple are parents to Theodore, seven, Gigi, six and Otto, three, and are currently expecting baby number four. 

But it was by no means love at first sight for the couple. 

In a new episode of Vogue's podcast Vogue and Amber, the hosts were asked the question have you ever had an opinion on a celebrity that completely changed? 

Vogue admitted: 'Well, yes, Spen. Before I met him, I was like, "Oh God, that Gobsh**e on the show. 

'That's honestly what I thought before I met him. I heard he was on The Jump when I was doing it. 

'I literally remember being like arghh and then I got on with him like a house on fire from the day that I met him and he was nothing like what I thought he would be like.'

She added: 'He was really sound and really funny and charming and nice. 

'And from then I was like, God I really shouldn't judge people that I don't know because I probably end up liking them.'

At the time, Spencer was known for his wild partying ways on Made In Chelsea - a far cry from the clean-living marathon runner and dad-of-three he is today.

Vogue previously revealed she thought he was a 'sociopath' when they first crossed paths. 

She told The Sun last year: 'I kind of met him with a preconceived idea, and I was like, "I'm not going to like him" because I thought he was a sociopath.

'But after I met him, I loved his personality straight away . . . he was so sound, but I was being really good at being single and I wanted to stay single, so I thought, "He's going to be a really good friend" - that's the first thing I thought.'