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Vogue Williams reveals beautiful Disney-inspired name for fourth child with Spencer Matthews The baby’s name has dropped (Picture: Vogue Williams) A week after Vogue Williams (https://metro.co.uk/tag/vogue-williams/) announced the birth of her newborn baby boy (https://metro.co.uk/2026/09/02/vogue-williams-gives-birth-beautiful-fourth-child-spencer-matthews-29516267/)with husband Spencer Matthews (https://metro.co.uk/tag/spencer-matthews/), she has shared his name, which appears to have a sweet link to Disney. The 40-year-old reality star’s family has grown by one more, with their new baby joining his siblings – Theodore, seven, Gigi, six, and four-year-old Otto – to make this a glowing family of six. ‘The house is bursting with excitement, love and happiness and we couldn’t be more delighted,’ the media personality wrote in her Instagram (https://metro.co.uk/tag/instagram/) caption announcing the happy news. Now, in a last-minute U-turn on the name they had originally planned, Vogue has shared a new image of the tot alongside his name…. Remy Valentine Matthews. Remy is perhaps most recognisable as the name of our plucky rodent protagonist in Disney’s hit movie Ratatouille. The podcast (https://metro.co.uk/tag/podcasts/) host has made no secret of how much she loves Disney over the years, with regular family visits to the theme parks and Disney-themed parties for the kids and has revealed her all-time favourite movie is Beauty and the Beast. https://www.instagram.com/p/Dc9R7s8F92n/?hl=en-gb&img_index=6 The name Remy is perhaps most commonly associated with the Ratatouille character (Picture: W.Disney/Everett/Shutterstock) In fact, even her proposal had links back to Disney after Spencer dropped down on one knee after they attended a West End (https://metro.co.uk/tag/west-end/) production of The Lion King, which is her husband’s favourite movie. Now, it seems as though she has paid homage to her love for all things Disney through her son’s name. Many have shared how much they love it. ‘He’s gorgeous… welcome to the world Remy,’ Holly Willoughby wrote on Instagram. ‘Love the name Remy!’ Paloma agreed. ‘Oh how precious and the most perfect name,’ Audrey Hamilton agreed. The post featured several photos of the new addition to the Matthews family as well as his siblings getting in plenty of cuddles with beaming faces. As sweet as the name is, it has come out of nowhere, with Vogue previously revealing they had been planning to name him Elvis. The original plan had been to name him Elvis (Picture: Vogue Williams) She first revealed that was the plan on her My Therapist Ghosted Me podcast but later said that they had reconsidered after pushback from their family. ‘We have changed our baby name – we have no name,’ she told co-host Joanne McNally. She continued: ‘Spenny has been getting a few phone calls from family members regarding the name.’ Although she ‘loved’ the moniker, she herself had admitted she wasn’t ‘ 100 per cent comfortable with it’, adding that it was ‘such a big name to take on when you’re little or trying to get a job when you’re older’. They wouldn’t have been the first celebrity couple to give their child a slightly more unconventional name (https://metro.co.uk/2025/12/05/celebrities-picking-unique-baby-names-might-amusing-actually-pretty-bleak-25171819/). Lest we forget, Gwyneth and Chris’ Apple Martin or Molly-Mae and Tom’s pair, Bambi and Midas. Comment now Comments (#metro-comments-container)Add Metro as a Preferred Source on Google Add as preferred source (https://google.com/preferences/source?q=https://metro.co.uk)

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Elizabeth Line disruption to last all day after trackside fire A trackside fire over the weekend is affecting the Monday commute on the Elizabeth line (Picture: AFP/Getty Images) Londoners face travel misery expected to last all day after a fire wreaked havoc near the railway line. The Monday morning commute is off to a difficult start after issues on the Elizabeth line. Vital electrical equipment was damaged in a fire on Saturday, with the effects felt on the Elizabeth line, Great Western Railway and Heathrow (https://metro.co.uk/tag/heathrow-airport/) Express today. Elizabeth line trains will not run up to Heathrow Terminal T5, while GWR trains will skip Slough, Maidenhead and Twyford as a result. Meanwhile, Heathrow Express between London (https://metro.co.uk/tag/london/) Paddington station and the airport will run at a reduced frequency. Footage shows trackside cables badly damaged by a fire in Kensal Green. Frustrated commuters took to social media after being caught up in the delays. One person said on X that ‘can we have a decent Elizabeth Line service’ after ‘yet again delays are blighting me.’ National Rail (https://metro.co.uk/tag/rail/) said: ‘Following an incident on Saturday, where some electrical distribution equipment was damaged in a fire, there are significant effects on train services as a result.’ A free shuttle transfer will operate between Heathrow terminals, but journeys could take longer than usual. The stretch between Reading and Hayes and Harlington is seeing severe delays because of the incident at Kensal Green. Transport for London (https://metro.co.uk/tag/transport-for-london-tfl/) said the disruption was due to ‘vandalism.’ Elsewhere, the Central line has been hit by rush hour delays on the entire line. Latest London news * Met Police refuse to say if they are investigating London upskirting website (https://metro.co.uk/2026/09/03/ofcom-actively-reviewing-upskirting-website-showing-hundreds-women-london-29525135/) * Man, 32, dies after 'violent attack' at major London station (https://metro.co.uk/2026/09/02/man-32-dies-violent-attack-londons-liverpool-street-station-29516448/) * Londoners can hail a limited Uber Wayve robotaxi after new trial starts (https://metro.co.uk/2026/09/03/londoners-can-hail-a-limited-uber-wayve-robotaxi-new-trial-starts-29527627/) To get the latest news from the capital, visit Metro's London news hub (https://metro.co.uk/tag/london/). This is because of a signal failure at Liverpool Street, which is being fixed, the latest TfL status update says. Got a story? Get in touch with our news team by emailing us at webnews@metro.co.uk (mailto:webnews@metro.co.uk). Or you can submit your videos and pictures here (https://metro.co.uk/submit-stuff/). For more stories like this, check our news page (https://metro.co.uk/news/). Follow Metro.co.uk on Twitter (https://twitter.com/MetroUK) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/MetroUK) for the latest news updates. You can now also get Metro.co.uk articles sent straight to your device. Sign up for our daily push alerts here (https://metro.co.uk/how-to-subscribe-to-metro-news-notifications/). Comment now Comments (#metro-comments-container)Add Metro as a Preferred Source on Google Add as preferred source (https://google.com/preferences/source?q=https://metro.co.uk)

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