Vogue Williams snubs husband Spencer Matthews from Mother’s Day post amid marriage trouble rumours

VOGUE Williams has snubbed Spencer Matthews from her Mother’s Day post as the family continue to soak up the sun in St Barts.

The couple have flown off for a tropical getaway with the family amid rumours their seven-year marriage is in trouble, and have been shutting down claims they could split.

However, in a new post for Mother’s Day, Vogue posted a string of photos of the family by the beach, with Spencer notably absent.

Simply captioned: “Best Mother’s Day ever”;, Vogue opted to share pictures of their children on the beach, as well as selfies she’s taken with six-year-old Theodore, four-year-old Gigi, aged four, and youngest Otto, two.

Looking like they’re having fun, the group are seen pulling faces for the cameras and making sandcastles.

The new pictures came hours after Spencer shared his own pictures of the holiday, praising the “incredible wife and mum”;.

The couple – who are said to be “on different pages” in their relationship – jetted off with Spencer‘s mum Jane and their three kids.

The claims followed Spencer's reveal that he will not be leaving his fortune to their kids over nepotism fears.

Four days ago, Vogue attempted to shut down the rumours with a collection of pics with Spencer on her Instagram.

In a long caption next to the pics, she scathed: “It’s with great sadness that I have to let you know that Spen and I are NOT breaking up!

“I usually avoid addressing baseless and cruel rumours but this just keeps coming up.”

She told how rumours of a marriage breakdown are “absolutely not true and much more importantly I don’t want my children hearing these lies in the playground.”

She added: “We’re not sure what the angle is or where it’s coming from but the whole thing feels very strange and mean.

“We’re very happily married and in love and I hope posting the truth on my own platform might make it stop.”

Spencer then made light of the situation as he added that some of the speculation was “quite funny to be fair.”