Accumulated profits at Irish model Vogue Williams’s media firm passed the €1million last year for the first time.
New accounts for the TV presenter’s Howth Media Ltd show they rose by £220,837 (€261,822) for the 12 months to the end of last July.
Accumulated profits went up from £629,120 (€745,789) to £849,957 (€1.007million) according to accounts lodged with Companies House in the UK.
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They reveal that during the same period, cash funds at the firm increased by £252,354 (€299,129) from £642,993 (€762,235) to £895,347 (€1.06million).
The profit increase of £220,837 (€261,790) last year followed one of £287,842 (€341,230) over the previous 12 months and a profit of £201,686 (€239,084) in 2019.
The Dubliner’s media career flourished in the year under review with the 36-year-old mum-of-three presenting her first prime time entertainment show The Big Deal on VirginMedia.
The model also fronts two successful podcasts – one with her husband, Spencer entitled Spencer and Vogue and My Therapist Ghosted Me with comedian Joanne McNally.
Vogue also has her own tanning brand, Bare.
The couple, who live in Chelsea, London, welcomed a son on Easter Monday and already have two toddlers together, Theodore, three, and Gigi who was born in July 2020.
In an interview this week, Vogue spoke about taking it easy from working on her many projects.
She told OK! magazine: “I’ll definitely take a break, but a lot of my jobs are done from home, so I’m happy to continue with those. I’ll just see how I feel.”
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