Spencer Matthews and his wife Vogue Williams are celebrating the festive season early as they took their children to a Christmas party on Thursday.

The former Made In Chelsea star and Irish TV personality looked like they were in high spirits as they posed with their children on a red sleigh with elves. 

The pair share three children son Theodore, six, daughter Gigi, five, and a son Otto, three. 

Spencer, 37, wore a green hoodie and black trousers as he embraced his little one Gigi, who looked adorable in a red jumper and skirt.

Vogue, 40, looked radiant in a black leather jacket and trousers while she held Otto.

The couple were also joined by presenter Ashley James, 38, former Geordie Shore star Charlotte Crosby, 35, and TV personality Freddy Brazier, 21 at the the Hamley's Christmas Party.

Ashley posed with her son and looked lovely with auburn-dyed hair as she rocked a brown tweed look, with white white heels.

She shares two children with her partner Tommy Andrews - Alfie, four, and Ada, two.

And posing for a sweet photo with her daughter, Charlotte stunned in a brown fitted dress and bouncy curled hair, while Alba, three, wore a pink dress.

Charlotte is also mum to Pixie, nine months, and shares the two with her fiancé businessman Jake Ankers, 34.

Freddy, the son of Jade and Jeff Brazier, enjoyed the Christmas experience with family as he kept it casual in a brown shirt and white trousers.

The 21-year-old is just months away from the birth of his first child and has said he hopes of naming the baby after his late mum Jade Goody if he has a daughter. 

Girl band Sweet Love performed for the crowds and won the approval of rapper Stormzy, who made a surprise appearance to watch them.  

Spencer is set to undergo one of TV's most extreme psychological experiments – to find out if he really is a psychopath.

The Daily Mail can exclusively reveal he will front a one-off Channel 4 documentary that puts his personality to the ultimate test.

He volunteered for the film after friends and family suggested he showed 'psychopathic traits'.

But as he dives into the science behind the label, Spencer hopes to challenge perceptions, asking whether there is such a thing as a 'good psychopath.'

Vogue once admitted she thought he was a 'sociopath' when they first met on reality show The Jump in 2017.

Even podcast host Spencer has confessed he sometimes 'suspects' he's a psychopath because of what he calls his 'lack of empathy for others'.