A smiling Vogue Williams arrived for work at Heart studios on Friday after recently criticising several male celebrities on her podcast.
The pregnant television and radio presenter, 40, is expecting her fourth child with her husband Spencer Matthews. She is currently covering for Amanda Holden at the radio station.
Williams wore a black floral and animal print dress to cover her growing baby bump in the sunshine, paired with black heeled mules and sunglasses.
Her blonde hair was tied in a ponytail, and she wore a selection of rings and bracelets.
Anthony Kiedis dating history
The presenter's appearance came after she criticised Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman Anthony Kiedis during the latest episode of her My Therapist Ghosted Me podcast.
She expressed disappointment over the 63-year-old musician dating a 19-year-old, Eileen Kelly. Kiedis has a documented history of relationships with significantly younger women, including a 33-year age gap with Kelly.
In 2013, in his early 50s, he began dating Australian model Helena Vestergaard, who was 19 at the time.
"Do you know who else I find really disappointing and hasn't broken the law, but really disappointing because I really like the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Anthony Kiedis," Williams told her co-host Joanne McNally.
"He is like 54 or something and he is going out with a 19-year-old. And it is like, 'Dude, what are you talking about?'"
McNally agreed it was not all men, but argued that musicians like Kiedis could behave this way because young women wanted the lifestyle they offered.
"No 19-year-old girl wants to be going out with some old lad who is driving a Toyota Corolla around town," McNally said. "They want to be going out with a millionaire rockstar who is going to treat them like a princess and they're going to have a gorgeous life. And he's cool because he's in the Red Hot Chili Peppers, do you know what I mean?"
Williams argued she would not know what to discuss with a teenager.
"Especially with things like that I just don't understand what am I going to talk to, let's say, a 16-year-old about?" she said. "How was school? Did you have fun at school with your friends? Did you get your new pencil case because September is coming up?"
She joked that people now looked at Kiedis and thought "ewww", adding that her husband had a similar reaction.
"Even Spenny loves the Red Hot Chili Peppers and I told him and he was like eww," she said.
Criticism of Usher
Her comments followed a rant weeks earlier about the Burn singer Usher, who she criticised for supporting convicted criminals Chris Brown and P Diddy.
Usher, 47, went viral last month after a video showed a fan rejecting his seductive dance moves on stage during his current tour with 37-year-old Brown.
The fan, Gabrielle Cheyenne, later posted on social media that she had wanted a dance from Brown instead. She claimed she had been offered a VIP upgrade due to "pretty privilege".
Discussing the incident on the podcast, Williams said Usher was used to women wanting to participate.
"I think he was kind of bothered that she wasn't into it and he'd brought her up, and he's so used to everyone being mad into it," she said. "People are being like, 'Oh, he's so good. He understands consent'. It's nothing f***ing to do with that. He was p**sed off that she got up and didn't want to get involved in it and that's why he sent her off stage."
"Right, I've got to say this. There's something about him, isn't he touring with Chris Brown?" Williams added.
McNally noted the irony of the woman rejecting Usher for Brown.
"She's like, 'Oh, hold on. I want the guy who beat up Rihanna, if you don't mind. That's who I'm choosing to get a lap dance off, please'," McNally said.
Brown pleaded guilty to felony assault in 2009 for physically beating his then-girlfriend, pop star Rihanna, hours before the Grammy Awards.
Williams also targeted Usher's comments about his former mentor P Diddy.
"Usher said about P Diddy that 'Puff Daddy was misunderstood'. Can you imagine?" she said.
Usher actually stated that Diddy had been "misrepresented", but his words still generated a heavy backlash.
Diddy is currently serving a four-year sentence after being convicted on July 2, 2025, on two counts of transportation for the purposes of prostitution.
Conor McGregor lawsuit
Williams also previously directed her anger at Conor McGregor, branding the mixed martial arts fighter "heinous" earlier last month after he was found liable in a civil case for sexually assaulting a woman.
The jury found McGregor civilly liable for assault and ordered him to pay about £187,000, or $250,000, in damages to Nikita Hand, who accused him of raping her at a Dublin hotel in 2018.
McGregor denied the allegation, stating he had fully consensual sex with Hand and denying that he caused her bruising. He launched an appeal on five grounds, including one relating to evidence withdrawn at a July hearing.
In civil cases, defendants are found liable or not liable, rather than guilty or not guilty.
Williams used her podcast to question why the fighter still had supporters and 46.7 million Instagram followers despite the court finding.
"Why are people still putting this grim man on a pedestal?" she asked.
"Do you know who is grim and who has so many followers and people that are like actually interested in following him is that complete t*****, Conor McGregor," she said.
"The charges that are against him are heinous," she added. "They're just so bad what he did."
"I don't understand if the rest of the world doesn't actually know that yet or else they're just pretending that they don't know it and they're still continuing to put this man on a pedestal. It just makes me so sad that we're still there in the world that you'd be impressed by somebody like that."
