Stacey Swash: Last News

Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash share five children aged between two and 17, but he's ready for more - and the topic has ignited discord in their marriage. The couple admit they are currently experiencing their "stress era" and that their life at home is "at the peak of craziness." But they wouldn't change a thing. Now, Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash allow cameras to document every moment of their large family's delightful chaos a new reality series.

Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash's marriage isn't all sunshine and roses, as revealed in their new reality show. In one episode, Joe leaves Stacey juggling their kids during a crucial business meeting.The drama unfolds when Joe Swash returns home five hours late from a fishing trip, leaving Stacey Solomon to manage a meeting about her new perfume launch while caring for their young children.The new BBC show, cheekily titled 'Stacey And Joe', gives viewers a glimpse into the couple's lavish Tudor-style Essex home, affectionately known as Pickle Cottage. The show features their bustling family life with children Zachary, 17, Leighton, 12, Rex, five, Rose, three, and Belle, two, not forgetting their dogs Peanut and Teddy.There are even cameo appearances from their four ducks and two cats! On the show, viewers will see Stacey's frustration and embarrassment over Joe's tardiness after he had promised not to be late.

Stacey Solomon shared her pride with her loyal followers after carrying on what has become a family tradition for her and her adorable brood. The Loose Women star took to Instagram on Sunday to share how she had home-baked a cake for her daughter's first birthday.

Stacey wrote: "Just wanted to take a moment to say thank you for your beautiful messages and the kindest well wishes ever. Thank you for all of your advice and tips, "One of the pieces of advice you all told me was to soak it all in and enjoy every second because it's all over in a flash. So I'm going to say goodbye to my phone for a few days.

 They will then be encouraged to dispose of “thousands” of items.The decisions will be emotional, as the families have to decide what to keep and what to recycle, donate or sell.Fans can look forward to the pilot, which will air this spring, with the six-part programme to follow later on in the year.Stacey first ventured into the world of television presenting when she joined Loose Women in 2016.Despite her new move to the BBC, the star will remain as a panellist on the ITV daytime show.Meanwhile, Stacey recently admitted she has reservations about becoming Mrs Stacey Swash when she ties the knot with her fiancé this summer. The Loose Women panellist revealed that although she is very excited to become the Joe’s wife, she feels conflicted