Vogue Williams has fired back at a troll who accused her of ‘breaking maternity law’ with a tongue-in-cheek comment on her social media page.The TV and radio presenter, 41, gave birth to her fourth child, a son named Remy Valentine, last month with her husband Spencer Matthews.Since welcoming their little boy, Vogue has returned to some of her work commitment, including co-hosting both of her podcasts. While appearing on this week’s episode of My Therapist Ghosted me with Joanne McNally, Vogue lifted up Remy to the camera while giving him a cuddle.Comedian and Celebrity Traitors star Joanne, then said: ‘There’s the baby. Look at the baby. Forgot about him.’ Vogue then revealed: ‘Someone left a comment on my and Amber’s pod and they were like “a mother should not be out with their baby at all from a month old” blah blah blah. Like going on this rant about there’s a maternity law. Vogue Williams has fired back at a troll who accused her of ‘breaking maternity law’ with a tongue-in-cheek comment on her social media page The TV and radio presenter, 41, gave birth to her fourth child, a son named Remy Valentine, last month with her husband Spencer Matthews’I was like, there’s no maternity law! And then I was like, hang on a second, I’m quite clearly in my bedroom with the baby as well.’Revealing how she shut the critic down, Vogue said: ‘Anyway, I told her I agreed with her and that women should stay at home for at least one to two years with the baby after giving birth. She deleted the comment.’ Joanne meanwhile replied: ‘We all know — nobody polices new mothers better than women.’Elsewhere on the podcast, Joanne reflected on how ‘gullible’ she was in believing Richard E Grant was a faithful on Celebrity Traitors.The BBC show returned last week and comically followed the actor, 69, declare he was a traitor in front of his stunned faithfuls. And while some stars like Joe Lycett led the charge at Friday’s round table, Joanne, 43, continued to defend him. Ahead of the first banishment, Joanne explained why she put so much trust into Richard.She said: ‘I’m defending him to the hilt. When I say I have never believed something more than he was the faithful, it was wild. Elsewhere on the podcast, Joanne reflected on how ‘gullible’ she was in believing Richard E. Grant was a faithful on Celebrity Traitors And while some stars like Joe Lycett led the charge at Friday’s round table, Joanne, 43, continued to defend him The BBC show returned last week and comically followed the actor, 69, declare he was traitor in front of his stunned faithfuls’He is the most unbelievable man. I believe all their lies. They look me in the eye and I believe their lies and then I go out and ride at dawn for them and I make a shell of myself.’ Vogue told her: ‘I think it’s very sweet, but like it could not be more obvious that he’s a traitor because you’ve got nothing else to go on.’If he’d have said this in like episode three or something as a joke, but because he said it in episode one, it’s like, well, we we can just think of other people being traitors, but we don’t actually know. At least this fella said something.’But Joanne told Vogue it is different watching it on the TV compared to when you are immersed in the game yourself. She said: ‘Vogue, you have not been looked in the eye by Richard and told that he’s a faithful. You haven’t. You haven’t, folk, I’m sorry you haven’t. No, sorry. You don’t know that experience. You don’t know how convincing he is. It turns out he’s a really good actor and turns out I am the most gullible human alive and I’m a male apologist.’