Vogue Williams reflects on her split from her first husband Brian McFadden

Vogue Williams has admitted that moving to Australia was the cause of the breakdown of her marriage.

The Irish presenter, 37, divorced Westlife singer Brian McFadden, 42, in 2015, three years after they were married, and is now married to Made In Chelsea star Spencer Matthews, 34.

Speaking on her podcast, My Therapist Ghosted Me, she was offering a listener advice on moving on for a relationship and opened up about her own experience.

Reading through the dilemma, he explained that the listener was upset that his partner was moving to Australia and he didn’t know whether to call things off or move to be with him.

Vogue quipped: “I also blame Australia for my first marriage, but anyway…why don’t you go to Australia? Why hasn’t she invited you?”

He then quipped: ‘Do what I did, pursue a relationship in Australia, it’ll work out great! Moving to Australia with him, it’s a nice place, it’s warm, it’s sunny!’

The mother-of-three went on to note, “When you meet the one that didn’t get away, after the one you thought got away, you’ll realize that the one you thought got away isn’t the one that got away.” away… because he was c**p!’

Podcast host Joanne McNally agreed, saying, “There’s not one that ran away because if they were interested in you they wouldn’t have run away, they ran away!”

Vogue met Brian in May 2011 and moved to Oz from Ireland shortly after to live with him while working as a judge on Australia’s Got Talent.

Brian proposed to her eight months later and they married in Tuscany in September 2012, but three years later and shortly after returning to Ireland they announced their separation.

Vogue previously revealed that she wasn’t speaking to her mother and was grieving her father’s death when she met Brian and wanted to ‘run away’ to be with him.

‘Now I see that it might have been better if I hadn’t run away, and if Brian had lived in Ireland;’ She explained. “I would have been with him anyway, but he lived in Australia so I went there.”

“I was always such a planner, so my family would say, ‘What is he doing? What’s going on? His career is going great here, why is he leaving?’ But I guess I just ran away. At the time, I didn’t I saw no reason not to, but looking back, I see that I wanted to get away from the pain.

Candid: Vogue previously revealed that she wasn’t speaking to her mother and was grieving her father’s death when she met Brian and wanted to ‘run away’ to be with him.

Meanwhile, Brian blamed being away from loved ones for her passing, saying: “I think she was probably getting a little nervous in Australia, just the two of us.”

The couple announced their separation in a tweet that read: “It is with sadness that Brian and I have made the difficult decision to go our separate ways…

“We will always care for each other, remain friends, and wish each other the best for the future.”

Vogue, who shares Theodore, four, Gigi, two, and Otto, 10 months, with her second husband Spencer, previously said of the split: “That was probably the worst anxiety I’ve ever had…

And since then I have never had such a bad time. Since then it’s been a work in progress because I started seeing a therapist and became very conscious about my training, the way I ate…

‘Everything changed after I was more careful with myself. You don’t realize how fragile you can be until you go through something like that, but now I don’t understand it as much because I live with Spenny.

Vogue and Spencer tied the knot in June 2018 in an intimate ceremony in Scotland while she was seven months pregnant with their first child.

The couple threw a second London luxury for all their friends and family to attend the following year.

Family fun: Vogue shares Theodore, four, Gigi, two, and Otto, 10 months, with second husband Spencer Matthews (pictured December)

Out and about: Vogue stepped out on Wednesday to visit Global Radio, looking effortlessly chic

Fashionable: She was wearing a long khaki green coat decorated with lilac faux fur trim on the hems and sleeves.

Laid Back: Underneath, she cut a more casual figure in a black and white striped T-shirt and black sweatpants

Shady lady: Vogue’s blonde tresses were swept back into a sleek updo and she hid her eyes behind a pair of black sunglasses