STACEY Solomon has made a heartbreaking confession about her marriage to Joe Swash, admitting they’re “like ships passing in the night.”
The 33-year-old star married Joe in July after they tied the knot at their beautiful home, named Pickle Cottage.
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Together they have nine-month-old Rose, and Rex, three, and Stacey also has two sons, Leighton and Zachary, from previous relationships.
Joe is also a dad to a 15-year-old named Harry, who he shares with ex-fiancée Emma Sophocleous.
Discussing their life as a married couple, Stacey told the Mirror: “Joe and I can be like ships passing in the night… When I work he looks after the kids, and when he works I have the kids.”
Stacey and Joe were together for seven years before deciding to tie the knot in an intimate Jewish ceremony.
The happy couple wed in front of her Loose Women co-stars, with a performance from Towie’s James Argent.
A source said: “Stacey and Joe had the best day of their lives.
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“It was exactly everything they had hoped for, the weather was glorious, and they had a joyous day with their children and family.
“It was also important to Stacey for her day to uphold her strong Jewish values, as well as be a modern and fun day for everyone.”
The source added to MailOnline: “They had always wanted their wedding to be just for them, at their home, and keeping their celebrations intimate did not disappoint.”
But one person that was missing was Joe’s dad, who he sadly lost when he was a young boy.
Stacey said: “The most special day that we didn’t ever want to end.
“We love you all & the special community we’ve built on here so so much and couldn’t wait to share these moments with you.
“Joe lost his father at the age of 11 and so did my dad. A huge part of our wedding day was reflecting on how this had a huge effect on them and how hard it is, even to this day to deal with.”
Joe’s dad Ricky Swash, a London cabbie, died from an undiagnosed heart condition Sudden Arrhythmic Death Syndrome.
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