Vogue Williams recently shared her feelings about a particular aspect that she dislikes while discussing her husband Spencer Matthews’ proposal. The former Made in Chelsea star proposed to Vogue after watching The Lion King in London’s West End in January 2018, only a few months into their relationship. The couple first met while participating in the TV show The Jump on Channel 4 the year before.

Initially, Vogue did not see Spencer in a romantic light and thought they would just be good friends. Fast forward to today, they are happily married and have three children together, with their wedding taking place in June 2018 at Spencer’s family estate in Glen Affric, Scotland.

During a conversation with her close friend Joanne McNally on the My Therapist Ghosted Me podcast, Vogue expressed her strong dislike for people approaching stage performers after shows. This sentiment arose when Joanne recounted an awkward moment when they posed with the cast of Magic Mike.

Vogue shared her discomfort with meeting people after performances by recalling Spencer’s marriage proposal. She described feeling intrusive and compared the situation to being an unwelcome presence, emphasizing her desire to leave the spotlight.

Joanne found it amusing that Spencer chose to propose during The Lion King, calling it an unconventional decision. Vogue explained that Spencer’s fondness for the show made it a meaningful choice for him, despite it not being her top Disney movie.

In a previous discussion on the Vogue and Amber show, Vogue admitted that based on looks alone, she would have overlooked Spencer if they had met on a dating app. She emphasized the importance of getting to know someone beyond appearances, highlighting that their strong connection was based on mutual admiration for each other’s personalities.

Vogue’s story serves as a reminder that true connections can often be found outside the confines of online dating platforms, emphasizing the value of genuine interactions in forming meaningful relationships.