Vogue Williams shows off her gym-honed physique in a strapless bikini during Costa del Sol holiday

She jetted into Andalucia earlier this week for a sunshine break.

And on Wednesday, Vogue Williams showed off her gym-honed physique in a strapless colour block bikini as she enjoyed a beach day during her family holiday in the Costa del Sol, Spain. 

The DJ, 35, looked effortlessly stylish in her two-piece swimwear set, with a woven fedora bearing her married initials, VM, and classic shades keeping her sun-safe.

Wow! On Wednesday, Vogue Williams, 35, showed off her gym-honed physique in a colour block bikini as she enjoyed a beach day during her family holiday in the Costa del Sol, Spain

Vogue paraded her washboard abs and toned pins in the pink and blue bikini, and accessorised with a smattering of metal jewellery and a beaded glasses chain.

Between relaxing on her sunlounger and checking her phone, the blonde beauty doted on her son Theodore, two, taking him into the sea and carrying his toys. 

Vogue was in the company of her shirtless husband Spencer Matthews, 33, and their two young children: Theodore and one-year-old daughter Gigi.

The DJ and her MIC star husband spoke on their podcast, Spencer & Vogue, when they revealed their unusual nickname for their daughter: ‘fat maggot’.

Gorgeous: The DJ looked effortlessly stylish in her two-piece swimwear set, with a woven fedora and classic shades keeping her sun-safe

Cute! The blonde beauty doted on her son Theodore, two, taking him into the sea to splash about and enjoy the water

Family time: Vogue was in the company of her shirtless husband Spencer Matthews, 33, (pictured) and their two young children: Theodore and one-year-old daughter Gigi

Vogue said: ‘I know, every parent loves their plump little fat daughter. We call ours the fat maggot.’

Explaining the name, Spencer said he likened his daughter to the insect and revealed he believes she will turn into a butterfly. 

He said: ‘And she’s so sweet, she crawls around like a little maggot consuming anything she can get her hands on.’

‘Becoming plumper, and rounder, until one day, even though she’s not a caterpillar, she’ll turn into a beautiful Maggotfly, a butterfly, yeah.’

Stylish: Vogue paraded her washboard abs and toned pins in the pink and blue bikini, and accessorised with a smattering of metal jewellery and a beaded glasses chain

Doting: Vogue couldn’t hide her delight as she spent time with her eldest child

Sweet: Little Theodore stayed close to his mum as he enjoyed time on the sand

Discussing their other child, son Theodore, Spencer said that he ‘drives you up the walls.’ 

He said: ‘He’s quite spoilt, he just whinges all the time and without drawing attention to the fact that I spent many months in Africa doing incredibly lovely charity work, none of those kids cried none of them.

‘Of course if they hurt themselves they might cry but I have spent time with loads and loads of two to ten-year-olds in Africa and they have nothing they never cry.’

‘Theodore cries in his mountain of toys because he can’t find something.’

Vogue then offered an explanation as to her son’s behaviour and said: ‘I don’t think you understand that is what a two-year-old does and the problem with Theodore was we were away and everyone kept giving him TV which he’s not allowed and he turns into the moodiest little naughty boy and that is why.’

And relax: Vogue relaxed on her sunlounger and checked her phone