I’M MOVING OUT OF BRIAN’S PAD
THEY announced the end of their marriage in July but it’s only now that Vogue Williams has decided to leave the home she shared with soon-to-be ex-husband Brian McFadden.
The Fade Street star is currently dividing her time between her native Dublin and London.
And instead of living with a stranger, the model, 29, remained living under the same roof as her estranged spouse until s he c ould f i nd s ui t able accommodation.
‘That’s where I live, that house was my home for two years, and it’s hard in London to find a place,’ she told the Irish Daily Mail.
‘I was going to move in with a random person, but I can’t do that.
‘So I’m moving in with a friend and last week we signed a deal for a place.
‘I’m not staying there full time – I go over and back to the UK a lot.’
Vogue and father-of-two McFadden, 35, called it quits after three years of married life, but she insisted they are still close. ‘We’re still best friends. It’s nice to be friends and hopefully we can keep it like that because if we were fighting I couldn’t handle the stress of that.
‘I’m sure there will be times when it will be harder.’
She confirmed neither of them are dating yet and still call each other to discuss career moves. Vogue said: ‘We’re both really busy at the moment and we still bounce ideas off each other. It’s good being in the same industry. I’m doing a lot of DJ-ing and a good bit with Big Brother over there at the moment,’ she said, speaking at the launch of the 2015 Just Eat National Takeaway Awards.
Vogue has established herself as a successful brand overseas.
Earlier this year viewers in the UK watched her storm her way to victory in Bear Grylls’s extreme adventure challenge Mission Survive series and has more projects in the pipeline with British broadcasters.
In the meantime, the former Fade Street star is gearing up to fly to the US to shoot her RTÉ2 documentary Mean Girls, which will see her spend time in a prison in San Francisco.
It is set to air as part of the station’s autumn schedule.