Vogue Williams looks chic in a pink mini dress as she hosts the fashion segment on Lorraine after being cruelly skinny-shamed by trolls

Vogue Williams appeared on Monday’s Lorraine episode a day after she was skinny-shamed by trolls after she modeled a range of Marks and Spencer swimwear.

The TV presenter, 37, put her best foot forward when she joined stand-in host Ranvir Singh during the programme’s fashion segment.

Vogue looked typically stylish during her TV appearance in a pretty pink mini dress with fun ruffled sleeves and a high neckline.

The mother-of-three put on a leggy show in the thigh-grazing dress, which she paired with a pair of peep-toe blue heels.

Vogue styled her cropped blonde locks in a loose wavy style and accentuated her features with a light coverage of makeup, including a matching pink lip.

Her TV appearance comes hours after high street brand M&S was forced to step in to defend Vogue, telling followers they “will not tolerate negative comments” after the video was uploaded to their Instagram page on Sunday.

Vogue, who was vacationing with husband Spencer Matthews and their children, showed off a black swimsuit and blue bikini that she wore to the beach.

The montage was uploaded to Marks and Spencer’s Instagram page.

But the video sparked controversy with Vogue being skinny-shamed by followers saying she was “too thin,” while other fans expressed concern.

One of them wrote, “I would never post negative comments about a person, but I stopped this ad pretty quickly and I’m sorry, but I felt it wasn’t aimed at your everyday woman modeling a swimsuit and no harm Vogue.”

Another added, “Shocking advertising #promote body positivity.”

Marks and Spencer wrote: ‘A friendly reminder to our followers that we are using our platform in a positive way.

“We are proud to represent and honor people of all shapes and sizes. We will not tolerate unkind or negative comments and anything unacceptable will be removed. Let’s all keep lifting each other up. Love M&S x’.

Many supported Vogue in the comment section.

One wrote: ‘She looks amazing. Women come in all shapes and sizes and all women are ‘real’ and ‘normal’ regardless of their size.’

Another added, “Real women come in all shapes and sizes, it’s incredibly sad to see comments shaming other people’s bodies” and “I think she looks great, beautiful family.”

It comes after Vogue revealed that Spencer spent two days of his family holiday in hospital after taking too many cold sore tablets.

Vogue shared how disaster struck while in Spain recently when the former Made in Chelsea star, 35, became unwell.

The family, including Spencer, Vogue and her aunt, were all also brought down by a disease virus in their absence as the journey descended further into chaos.

Speaking on her My Therapist Ghosted Me podcast with co-host Joanne McNally, she said, “Spenny was hospitalized for two days because he’s a little b***h and he can’t take it.”

“Well, let me tell you what, he overdosed on cold sore tablets. I’m not kidding, I’m not kidding, I’m not kidding. He overdosed on cold sore tablets and his liver function because he did it for a whole week, took 10 of these things and he said ‘oh they’re fine’.

The parents enjoyed their free time with their children – Theodore, four, Gigi, three, and baby Otto, 15 months.