STACEY Solomon has given her fans a glimpse into life as a busy working mum.
The Sort Your Life Out host runs a bustling household brimming with five children, whilst also balancing her career.
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In a catch up with her loyal 5.6M followers, the Loose Women panellist updated her fans on wrapping up filming a new episode of her organisational show.
Filming herself chatting, Stacey could be seen doing her hair as she stated: “Good morning, I’m just getting ready for the last day of this episode for Sort Your Life Out, so we get to show the family today which I’m really excited about.
“I’m just doing my hair and I wanna come on and say ‘hi’.”
Hinting at her crammed calendar, the star went on to say: “Sometimes, when I’m really tired I like to wear my hair scraped back somehow just so I can feel like I’ve had a facelift.”
Stacey also explained that due to her busy schedule she felt like she had hardly seen her son Leighton.
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Later, in an adorable snap of her son Rex, who she shares with husband and TV presenter Joe Swash, Stacey implied that she looked forward to getting home after a day working away from her children and their family home Pickle Cottage.
Writing alongside the sweet snap of Rex enjoying the swimming pool whilst wearing armbands, she said: “Joe just sent me this.
“Hoping it’s still hot when I get home tonight so I can jump in with them.”
Stacey then updated her fans via Instagram once more with a heart-warming snap of her and her youngest daughter Belle.
Cuddled up to her bundle of the joy, Stacey could be seen snuggling with a sleeping Belle, who snoozed in a cute floral baby-suit.
She wrote alongside the picture: “I didn’t make it home for swims but I just made it back for Belle cuddles.
“Everyone is sleeping…
“I’m going to have an early night and I can’t wait to wake up with the Pickles.
“Goodnight everyone, hope you’ve had a lovely day.”
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