Father of three, Spencer Matthews founded Clean, a no-alcohol alternative to your favourite drinks, back in 2019. With stockists across the country – from Sainsbury’s to Tesco – the company launched with Clean Gin and has since expanded to include Clean Rum, Tequila and Vodka.  Spencer has also now been named the brand ambassador of UK leading brand, M&S and is also a brand ambassador for Oral-B.

Currently he co-presents BBC Sounds’ hugely successful podcast alongside Jamie Laing “6 Degrees with Jamie and Spencer” and Global’s hugely popular podcast, “Spencer & Vogue” alongside his wife, Vogue Williams which was taken on a live tour in UK and Ireland 2023.  In 2022 Spencer launched his own podcast for Global Player, Big Fish. Regularly the number 1 business podcast, Big Fish, has hosted guests such as Gordon Ramsey, Jo Malone and Piers Morgan.    

2023 saw the release of his globally successful Disney documentary, Finding Michael, in which he travelled to Everest to find the body of his brother, Michael Matthews, who went missing 23 years ago. Nims Purja and Bear Grylls executive produced the show with Shine and The Natural Studios.  

Spencer is now recognised as a popular motivational speaker, having spoken recently at The House of Lords and at the Shackleton Society at Eton College, which is very close to Spencer’s heart.  

In 2021 Spencer came 69th out of 840 in the Marathon Des Sables, a trail with a 50% drop out rate and one of the hardest races on earth. Spencer then became the 3rd place winner in the Jungle Ultra Marathon in June 2023, fighting his way through 230km of the Amazon Rainforest.  He will now be completing a Guinness World Record challenge in July 2024 where he will be running 30 marathons in 30 days, never leaving sand.  This will be supported by Global’s Make Some Noise as he attempts “The Great Desert Challenge”.

Spencer is also a director of The Michael Matthews Foundation, a charity set up by the family in memory of his brother Michael who sadly passed away at the young age of 22. Currently, around 4000 children are being educated at schools supported by MMF. The Charity’s focus is to provide an education to those whom without help would be unlikely to receive one at all. MMF also focuses on the construction of durable school buildings, and in particular dormitories for girls – tangible assets which deliver lasting benefits. Spencer has visited Tanzania several times in the last few years to assist in any way possible and will continue to do so.