Vogue Williams shared a glimpse of her 'dream night in' in support of Sophie Habboo and Jaime Laing's new show in an Instagram post on Friday.

Three-part series Raising Chelsea follows the former Made In Chelsea stars as they face the reality of becoming parents.

It sees Sophie, 31, and Jamie, 37, from her early pregnancy to labour and finally meeting their baby son, Ziggy, now nearly four months old.

Now, Vogue appears to confirm a reconciliation between herself, Spencer Matthews, Sophie and Jamie after Jamie failed to invite him to his wedding in 2023.

McVitie's heir Jamie, married Made In Chelsea co-star Sophie Habboo at Chelsea Registry Office in a low-key ceremony, but Spencer, Vogue and their three children were absent.

But now, it appears all is well and truly forgiven as Vogue shared a story of the new show alongside the caption: 'dream night in, let's go', which Sophie then reposted to her own story.

Vogue said at the time that she had never seen him so upset and faced harsh criticism from fans, who claimed he had 'snubbed' the wedding to go on holiday, when actually he was never invited in the first place.

Sitting down to clear the air afterwards, the two couples had a candid conversation about the 'miscommunication' on Jamie and Sophie's NearlyWeds podcast - with the groom admitting he 'f***ed up'.

During the honest chat, Vogue admitted that in all her years of knowing Spencer, she had never seen her partner so upset over the mix-up and the criticism directed towards him afterwards.

'He was very upset, I have to be honest, I've never seen him like that,' Vogue said.

'He was genuinely upset over something and then it was getting worse and worse because I saw the personalised stuff. And I thought "Oh s*** you really thought about this".'

Jamie took full responsibility for the oversight, saying: 'I f****d up. We had our wedding, our civil ceremony in the UK. It was a hectic process.

'Amongst the hectic-ness of getting people there and things like that, I thought Spencer and Vogue were away.

'Spencer got upset - which is fair enough. So I sent Vogue a message hoping to get a bit of support and then she replied "To be honest Jamie, it's not good." And I was like f***.'

But the wedding drama continued as Vogue missed Jamie and Sophie's second wedding ceremony in Seville after her manager inadvertently booked her to host a show on the same day.

In the opening moments of Raising Chelsea, the couple are seen discussing conceiving and opening up about the time it might take for them to have their first child.

But in Spring 2025, 'four months' after their recorded conversation about conceiving, Sophie reveals the pregnancy test with a positive result.

Setting up a camera behind Jamie to record his reaction, she comes into the room and announces: 'I'm pregnant, I am, it's a really faint line.'

'No you're not... what?' Jamie replies in shock as Sophie covers her face and starts to cry, with Jamie continuing: 'I don't understand, I don't understand!'

Collapsing onto the sofa, holding back tears, Jamie responds: 'Hang on, I don't know whether you're pranking me or not. Are you joking? Is that it?'

Jamie then leans in to embrace his wife, telling her: 'Oh my god, this is nuts.'

He later tells the cameras, 'I was in total shock. I was not ready for that,' to which Sophie quips back: 'I don't know why you were so shocked, we were actively trying.'

'I thought it was going to take a long time,' Jamie explains. 'It was a mixture of anxiety, fear, worry, stress, relief, happiness, joy, love, everything combined into one.'

'And then we told our family and friends, which was an amazing moment, it was the best,' Jamie concluded as they showcased videos of them telling their family.