Vogue Williams calls out her mother for 'having the audacity' to veto her original baby name Elvis when she 'called her daughter Vogue in the 80s'

Vogue Williams has called out her mother for 'having the audacity' to veto her original baby name Elvis. The TV presenter, 40, announced the birth of her fourth child via her Instagram recently and soon after confirmed his name as Remy.Vogue and her husband Spencer Matthews had originally planned to call their fourth child Elvis, inspired by the rock'n'roll legend. But ahead of her due date, Vogue revealed they had made a U-turn and needed to decide on a new name. Speaking on her podcast with her sister Amber this week, Vogue revealed that her mother Sandra wasn't happy with the quirky moniker. She said: 'So we're not using the name Elvis anymore because my entire family have b****ed about me behind my back but that's not why. Everyone knows not to cross me.'Her sister then says of their mother: 'I did say to her 'well it's her and Spencer's child so I think they can do whatever they want'. I had your back.' Vogue Williams has called out her mother for 'having the audacity' to veto her original baby name Elvis Speaking on her podcast with her sister Amber this week, Vogue revealed that her mother Sandra (seen together) wasn't happy with the original quirky nameReferencing her mum Vogue then shouted: 'And I'm sorry Sandra did you call someone Vogue, as I seem to remember that you did.'She then said she asked her mum if she got any 'hassle' for naming her daughter Vogue but her mum insisted that she didn't. Vogue said: 'I said 'really you got no hassle for calling me Vogue back in 1985?'. She said 'no, there's a Saint called Vogue', but I know she only found out about that like a few years ago, so she is lying. She is a liar.' Vogue previously said they had to change their baby boy's name after receiving judgment from family members. Speaking on her My Therapist Ghosted Me podcast, Vogue said: 'Do you know what? Big news from my week.'We have changed our baby name – we have no name. You know the name was pretty full on and I loved the name.'Spenny has been getting a few phone calls from family members regarding the name.'Her co-host and pal Joanne McNally quipped: 'I just don't think Gary is that controversial.' Vogue continued: 'I honestly thought though because it's been on my mind I just, I haven't ever been 100 per cent comfortable with it.'But because as much as I love the name it's such a big name to take on when you're little or trying to get a job when you're older. Vogue said: 'So we're not using the name Elvis anymore because my entire family have b****ed about me behind my back but that's not why. Everyone knows not to cross me' Her sister then says: 'I did say to her 'well it's her and Spencer's child so I think they can do whatever they want'. I had your back.' Vogue and her husband Spencer Matthews had originally planned to call their fourth child Elvis, inspired by the rock'n'roll legend'I have got other very cool options, though that was my favourite name,' before she confirmed: 'We were going to call the baby Elvis, I love it.'After announcing the name on Sunday, the couple were flooded with kind messages from their famous friends. Paloma Faith penned: 'Love the name remy!' while Ashley James wrote: 'Congratulations!' and Holly Willoughby added: 'He's gorgeous… welcome to the world Remy.'Announcing the birth last Tuesday, Vogue penned: 'Our beautiful baby boy has arrived safely… The house is bursting with excitement, love and happiness and we couldn't be more delighted.'Meanwhile it was a busy week for the family as in addition to the new arrival, it was also their eldest son Theo's eighth birthday on Saturday. Taking to Instagram with an array of snaps of her eldest she wrote: 'Our first baby is 8! Happy birthday sweet, kind, football mad Theodore… the best big brother.'The couple announced they were expecting baby number four on social media in April, with Vogue sharing some pictures on Instagram with the caption 'baby number four incoming...'Despite a life-changing week, Spencer was back racing on Sunday as he crossed the line at London's The Big Half half marathon. Speaking in an interview after the race he said: 'Running completely changed my life. It gives me something outside of work and family to strive towards and chip away at.'I think for me, who spent a lot of their adult life like a little bit lost and without purpose, it's really helpful to me to have this kind of structure in my life.'And there's nothing more satisfying than feeling proud of yourself. It's a really underrated feeling. 'So you know, I feel proud of myself today. But I love chipping away at the goal. It means a lot to me, and it's completely transformed my life.'Taking to Instagram to celebrate his achievement, Spencer beamed with his medal as he revealed he is working towards the Berlin and Valencia marathon in the coming months. He wrote: 'THE BIG HALF! 1:23:05 official chip time. 3:54/km average pace. First time racing a half, with PBs in 15 KM, 10 miles, 20 KM and the half marathon.''Today was supposed to be a hard session (not an all-out race) and an assessment of where we are before the Berlin and Valencia marathons.'This run was tough, harder than expected, but it was rewarding. Overall I'm proud of the result on a hot and hilly course. The road to 2:45:00 continues.'