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Stacey Solomon admits she’s ‘so nervous’ as she shares ‘huge news’ with husband Joe Swash
Stacey then left fans on tenterhooks for twenty minutes until she made the big reveal
STACEY Solomon has admitted she's feeling "nervous" ahead of her new reality TV show with Joe Swash.
Earlier this month, the Loose Women star announced she and Joe will star in a new TV documentary series following their life with five kids.
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Stacey has now shared an honest update telling fans who had signed up to her newsletter that they'll be plenty of "tears and laughs" in her new six-part show.
Stacey wrote: "Now I can FINALLY tell you that we'd been busy filming for 'Stacey & Joe' coming to the BBC later this year.
"It's been such a big part of our lives…
"I love sharing what we do on Instagram, but this is capturing the laughs, tears and the craziness at Pickle Cottage in such a different way.
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"On the actual TV."
She thanked her fans for their support, adding: "It still feels surreal and I'm so nervous about it, but all your lovely comments have made such a difference. I'll share more about the show when I can [heart emoji].
'There's honestly not a day that goes by that I'm not grateful for every single one of you… You're just the best mates I could ever ask for. Thank you xxx.'
The Loose Women presenter shared her new career news this month.
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She teased in a post that read: "Happy New Year everyone. 2024 was truly the f**k it year for us. And the most f**k it thing of all has happened...
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"I don't know why I'm so nervous to share this but here goes..."
Stacey then left fans on tenterhooks for twenty minutes until she made the big reveal.
Some were even speculating in the comments that Stacey was about to announce she was pregnant with a sixth child.
But she was quick to set the record straight and revealed she and Joe were preparing for a new arrival of a different kind.
'We decided to say yes'
Stacey wrote: "A new year. A very new adventure. 🥹Coming Spring 2025. We’ve been so nervous & excited to share this. Here is us. All of us.
"In 2024 we opened up our home & made a series about our lives, family, work & everything in between. It was a huge leap into the unknown & it’s been an absolute whirlwind making it. But last year as a family we decided to say yes to more & do things we’d never done.
The Sort Your Life Out host continued: "We have spoken about making a documentary for a long time, lots of you have asked too. So here we go.
"A journey with us every second of the way. Through the laughter the tears & the craziness… "
She then promised fans: "We hope it makes you smile, feel good & hopefully enjoy getting to know us all a little more."
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The show will air on BBC and be titled, Stacey and Joe.
A teaser reel for the series shows the couple and their kids - Belle, Rose, Rex, Zach and Leighton - as well as their dogs Peanut, Teddy and ducks Daisy and Delilah - larking around in home movie style footage outside their home, Pickle Cottage.
Stacey Solomon's cleaning tips
IF you want a home that gleams like Stacey's, you'll need to listen up!
Label Everything: Stacey swears by the power of labelling. From pantry jars to storage bins, clear labels help keep everything organised and easy to find.
Daily Tidy Routine: Dedicate 15-20 minutes each day to tidying up. This prevents clutter from building up and makes weekly deep cleaning less daunting.
Baking Soda Magic: Stacey uses baking soda for a variety of cleaning tasks. It's great for deodorising carpets, cleaning grout, and even freshening up mattresses.
Upcycle Containers: Repurpose old jars, tins, and containers to store cleaning supplies, craft materials, or kitchen ingredients. It’s both eco-friendly and cost-effective.
Shine with Vinegar: White vinegar is a staple in Stacey's cleaning arsenal. It works wonders on windows, mirrors, and even limescale build-up in kettles.
Make It Fun: Turn on your favourite music or podcast to make cleaning less of a chore and more of a fun, productive activity.
Use a Toothbrush: For those hard-to-reach spots, a toothbrush can be an excellent tool. Use it to scrub grout lines, around taps, and in other small crevices.
Declutter Regularly: Stacey advises a regular declutter session to get rid of items you no longer need. This keeps your home neat and creates more space for the things you love.
Air Fresheners: Create your own natural air fresheners using essential oils. Stacey loves using lavender or citrus oils to keep her home smelling fresh.
Microfibre Cloths: These are essential for dusting and cleaning surfaces without leaving streaks. They are reusable and can be easily washed.
Incorporate these tips into your routine for a cleaner, more organised home, just like Stacey Solomon's!