Stacey Solomon forced to apologise after flashing 'granny pants' in hilarious video
Stacey Solomon has issued an urgent apology after accidentally flashing her rather large pants during an Instagram video. The bubbly presenter took to her social media to share a clip where she's seen apologising to her followers for inadvertently showing off her underwear. She humorously captioned the video: "Omg apologies for the granny pants flash."
Chatting directly to her fans, Stacey explained: "I'm sorry about my granny pants this morning, I didn't even realise. I just love them so much. I just think they're the most comfortable underwear and I wear them all the time and sometimes they just do happen to be longer than my shorts."
She couldn't help but chuckle as she recounted the mishap. The original footage that led to the reveal featured Stacey enjoying some quality time with her youngest son Rex.
This incident follows Stacey's recent confession about feeling overwhelmed when her hubby Joe Swash was away from home for three days, leaving her solo with their children. The couple, who tied the knot in 2022, are doting parents to three kids; Rex, aged five, Rose, two, and their one year old daughter Belle.
Stacey, a regular on Loose Women, also has two older sons, Zachary, 16, and Leighton, 12, from previous relationships, while Joe is dad to his teenage son Harry.
Reflecting on the juggle between work and family life, Stacey shared how thankful she is that she and Joe can share parenting responsibilities alongside their careers, and that they're fortunate to have extra support from her family.
The 34-year-old mum of five, opened up about her surprisingly chill attitude despite the chaos of work and family life. However, she did recall a particularly stressful time when Joe was away filming in Guatemala.
Chatting on The High Performance podcast with Oliver Patrick earlier this year, Stacey shared that while daytime is usually stress-free, it's the nights that get to her, especially when anticipating a busy next day.
She recounted: "During the day, I never feel stressed but if I get to a point like the night time when I know I need to sleep, and I knew with that day Joe was coming back from Guatemala, I was going straight back to work to Manchester."
"So I knew the next day that I had to be even more on it to go back to work and do the handover, then not being able to get the kids to sleep stresses me out because I'm already anticipating the next day and how I'm going to deal with that next day. That is the only time at night where I might get stressed."
She also mentioned: "When Joe's home, this is why this experiment isn't always like this. I can be like, 'Joe I've got to go, I've got to go to bed, it's nine o'clock and I've got to leave at six in the morning'. Whereas, because I knew he wasn't there and I was doing the night feed, so then I was going straight back to work and he was coming back. I think I was just like, Oh."
