Ice Spice And Tobey Maguire?!?!

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Unknown 0:02
This is a global production.
Vogue Williams 0:04
So because when you're over 40, you're considered a geriatric pregnancy. Oh God, we're not up to date in our gossip here. Four months and he's shot in the pool 18 times.
Amber Rosolero 0:17
Ice Spice and Tobey Maguire are making out at a party.
Vogue Williams 0:20
I'd rather die of dehydration than have to share a drink with somebody. Some people say Haribo. Okay, but they're wrong. I love milk. Hello and welcome to Vogue and Amber of our podcast featuring Imagina. Le pod. Bonjour. Le pod. Girls, big news. I have chosen our baby's birthday. Oui! You choose it. Our baby, not mine and Spenny's. Ours. Well, because this is insulting, but it is the way it's done. So because when you're over 40, you're considered a geriatric pregnancy. I actually think it's from over 35. So I'm like geriatric. I'm not just geriatric. I'm geriatric. And so they're like, you have to be induced, otherwise it starts getting dangerous at a certain time. So it's an interesting thing to do, to choose your...
Vogue Williams 1:25
baby's birthday but what's the dates though could you not have chosen right would you not get no there's reasoning there's reasoning as to why I didn't have many options okay and somebody else had already booked in to be induced on that day and I had to get my doctor to ask them could we change it because there was a specific reason I wanted to change it anyway I could have done it anyway but um when we were choosing Otto's birthday like we had this lovely date and then I was like oh actually we should check who was born on that day that'd be interesting wouldn't it Wasn't interesting. We had to change the date. Why? Who was born? Hitler. Yeah. Don't know if we can even say his name. Like, there was just not a possibility.
Vogue Williams 2:05
I had to change the date. I know that some people fall on the same day. There's nothing you can do about it. But if you could choose, you certainly wouldn't choose. So now I have to actually sit down tonight and make sure I go through all the dates and make sure there's no horrendous people there.

When and why did Vogue choose a baby birthday date and what complications came up?

Vogue Williams 2:21
Well... There you go, Emma. So our baby's coming. There we go. This is a baby at school and his legs are like three child. That's just like three baby legs and one leg. And it's like, I just was talking to my friend in the school and I was like, I love that baby's legs. And he was like, his legs. So I was like, yeah, look at his legs. It's the rolls of fat, is it? Just massive rolls of fat everywhere. They're so cute. I'm trying to think what we did this week, Amber. What were we doing? Was I with you at the weekend?
Amber Rosolero 2:55
You weren't with me now.
Vogue Williams 2:56
You were at the Formula One. You had Gigi's birthday. I'm trying to do all the stuff with the kids before summer is here. So they're all going to the dentist. But like our kids, Gigi hasn't lost a tooth now. She has...
Amber Rosolero 3:09
Neither is Theodore.
Vogue Williams 3:11
No, Theodore's lost one. He's lost one. But like there's kids with a whole set of gnashers in his class and he's got his adult teeth in the back. Give them more sweets. Give them more sweets. I don't need to give him more sweets. I was at the kids picnic today because there's after school picnic. Jesus was yesterday. Jesus day. And it is like rammed today. And I was like, I'm going to be the cool mom today because yesterday I I was bringing like cucumber and hummus and strawberries and like all that kind of, I know, I know for cheese. Cause I was like, and then I saw other parents had loads of sweets. So I went to the shop and I spent like 12 quid on sweets and I just went and sat.
Amber Rosolero 3:48
I spent 52 pounds, 12 quid.
Vogue Williams 3:53
Amber, you know, I got eight bags of sweets or something for that.
Amber Rosolero 3:57
They must have been own brand sweets, were they?
Vogue Williams 3:59
No, they weren't. They were Haribo, as some people call them.
Amber Rosolero 4:02
Haribo.
Vogue Williams 4:03
Some people say Haribo. Okay, well, they're wrong. I think Joanne might say for Haribo. It might be her.
Amber Rosolero 4:08
I listen.
Vogue Williams 4:09
Compatitive. She says almond. Almond. Oh, people do say that. Almond. They were like lunatics. It was like a swarm of wasps came over to me.
Oh.
Amber Rosolero 4:20
Some of my week is I'm in the golf and tennis era right now. I've talked about it for so long, the tennis. I'm in it right now.

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