Vogue Williams braves the cold and rain as she bares her legs in brown jorts around London amid her 'forever home' renovations

Vogue Williams braved the wind, rain and cold as she stepped out in a summery outfit in London on Wednesday.

The Irish podcaster, 40, bared her legs in brown jorts and added a touch of colour with burnt orange mules.

Keeping warm in the top part of her ensemble, Vogue slipped into a cosy cream roll neck jumper.

Elsewhere outside Global Studios, Ashley Roberts cut a chic figure as she departed Heart Radio.

The former Pussycat Dolls singer looked stylish in a suede dress and a brown oversized jacket.

Vogue is currently in the process of renovating her 'forever home' and gave fans a sneak peek at her new London rental property transformation. 

The model and her husband Spencer Matthews, who share Theodore, eight, Otto, four and daughter Gigi, six, officially moved out of £4.25m Battersea flat last week.

The couple first put their luxurious Battersea apartment on the market two years ago, slashing the price by a staggering £1million since then.

And now the family have shared a glimpse of their rented property, which they will be living at for 18 months while renovation work takes place at their dream home. 

Taking to Instagram, Vogue said: 'Ok we are going to do a little makeover with one of our new couches in our rental, and this is what is currently looks like...'

In a before clip, the TV personality shared a video of her empty lounge which boasted a large bay window, a fire place and a huge TV mounted on the wall above. 

Vogue later showed off the 'cosy' room transformation which featured a stylish blue L-shaped sofa and a coordinated blue and white striped arm chair. 

The Irish star added a large white and blue striped rug over the wooden floor and opted for a round coffee table in the centre of the room. 

Accessorising the lounge, which featured a huge ceiling, Vogue placed books and a vase on top of the coffee table and scattered plants around. 

The other side of the room Vogue has tucked away her three children's toys including a dolls house, a small desk, and a large unit of storage draws. 

She penned: 'We’ve officially moved into our rental and wanted it to feel like home as soon as possible! 

'I wanted the living space to feel cosy so I couldn’t wait to put the sofas from my new collection in there.'

Elsewhere Vogue showed off children Teddy and Gigi's bedroom which featured a stylish white bunk bed with a fun slide. 

Making the most of the room, Vogue added a small desk, a book case and rails with the pairs clothes on. 

Heading into her youngest child Otto's new bedroom in the rented temporary home, he looked thrilled as he sat on his green and white checked bed.   

In December, Vogue revealed in her YouTube vlog that she and husband Spencer had finally sold the first home they lived in together and bought their 'forever' family house in London back in June.

The I'm A Celeb star gave fans a tour of the new house, but admitted the couple and their three children wouldn't be moving in for at least 18 months as they embark on some extensive renovations.

The period home is not far from their Battersea apartment, with Vogue explaining that they are currently holed up in a rental house nearby.

'We sold our apartment. It's gone. End of an era. The apartment is gone,' Vogue told viewers. 'We've got a rental around the corner so that the kids can stay in school because we have bought our dream house.

'I'll miss this apartment. We've lived here for seven years. It's the first place we lived together. All our kids were born here. So, it's going to be weird saying goodbye, but at the end of the day, we have this amazing house that we're going to love so much.

'This is our forever house. I know that people say that, but it actually is our forever house. It's like my dream home I have in Ireland. And this is the dream home here where I think the kids will grow up.'

She added that the sale of the new home went through in June and they have slowly been working on it since then, explaining how her degree in quantity surveying was coming in handy.

'I walked in and I couldn't even hide from the estate agents that I had no intention of not owning that house,' she said. 'So, we probably didn't get the deal we could have gotten, but I couldn't help myself because I was so excited by it.

'It's a big job and I'm having to put the reins on Spenny because he doesn't understand that actually I do have a degree in quantity surveying and I do know how much things cost and the things he wants are just not in our budget.

'So they are being swiftly removed but it will still be the dream house but it will just be within our budget.'

Vogue then gave a tour of the new house which features plenty of original features including fireplaces, cornicing and ceiling roses.

She also gave a glimpse of the large garden, admitting they would be clearing much of the shrubbery to make room for a large lawn for the kids to play on.

Back in April it was revealed that Vogue and Spencer had knocked a further £450,000 off the asking price of their luxurious London apartment.

That means the property had been slashed by a staggering £1million since it was first listed for sale two years ago.

The couple, who married in 2018 and have three children, initially put the property on the market in 2023 for a cool £5.25million. It was later re-listed for £4.7million in February this year.

Model and TV presenter Vogue and Made in Chelsea alum Spencer purchased the flat together early in their relationship, after just six months of dating.

They went on to extensively renovate and expand the space to accommodate their growing family - Theodore, seven, Gigi, five, and Otto, three.

'Our apartment in London is great. It’s two floors but the kids can’t be downstairs on their own. It just doesn't work for our family at that age,' Vogue explained last year.

'Its too small. So we're just trying to find somewhere with a little bit more space.'

The couple also own a family home in Howth, Dublin, which they purchased in late 2023, but they continue to spend time in London due to ongoing work commitments.