STACEY Solomon admitted she’s been struggling with exhaustion after giving birth to daughter Belle.
The star took to her Instagram stories where she admitted she felt like a “zombie,” after she welcomed her fifth child.
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Stacey, 33, posted a sweet picture where she was laying on a plush cream sofa alongside her newborn daughter Belle in her £1.2million home, dubbed ‘Pickle Cottage’.
The TV personality sported a casual pink oversized jumper whilst Belle slept in a matching blanket.
Stacey had hair styled into a relaxed ponytail with a black bow on her head as she relaxed in the comfort of her home.
The seemingly tired star captioned the image: “The night feed exhaustion is fully setting in.
“Still rocking my hair bow. It’s so funny isn’t it because the first few days you feel ok then after a couple of weeks it’s like zombie mode.”
“Determined to see some daylight tomorrow so hopefully I caught enough today. Hows your Wednesday been?
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“I love sitting reading your messages through the night feeds so thank you for keeping me company.”
This comes after she previously broke down in tears as her newborn reached a huge milestone.
The Loose Women star, 33, gave birth earlier this month, after only revealing in December that she was pregnant with her fifth child.
The doting mum revealed, the whole experience had left her tearful, as her baby had made it to more than 6lb.
Stacey also revealed this was the first time one of her children had reached this weight after just two weeks.
Writing over the cute photo, Stacey said: “We just had our 2 week health visitor and for the first time in 5 babies Belle is over her birth weight of 5lb 10 ounces and is now 6lb 8 ounces.
“I had a little cry! Breastfeeding is working well and she’s loving it!”
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