Stacey Solomon introduces new family members
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Stacey Solomon has introduced some new additions to the family, with the reality star welcoming a pair of ducklings.
The Loose Women panellist, who first rose to fame on The X Factor, is married to her I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! co-star Joe Swash, with the pair having six children between them.
They now have some new additions to the family, with Stacey revealing via Instagram that the clan have welcomed a couple of ducklings into their home.
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"Welcome To Pickle Cottage Little Ones", she wrote in the caption. "We are so excited to love you & we hope you love living here & being a part of our crazy family. We have no idea what to call our new babies yet, so any suggestions welcome.
"Honestly wanted to make our garden home to ducklings for so long so thank you @luisazissman from giving us the opportunity to raise your hatchlings," she continued, with the post also including a video which showed Stacey and her children holding the animals.
The comment section was filled with plenty of positive messages, with one follower writing: "Omg it will soon become Pickle Farm ... How about Pickle and Percy @staceysolomon".
"Oh my days, they are sweetest ... They are going to live their best life at Pickle Cottage", wrote another follower, with another suggesting a pair of names as they wrote: "how about honey and marshmallow?"
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Since her breakthrough on The X Factor, Stacey has fronted several shows on television, and will continue to present Sort Your Life Out after the DIY show was renewed for a fourth series.
"I'm so happy that Sort Your Life Out is back with even more life-changing declutters!" said Stacey in a statement. "We meet six amazing families who each have a different story that has brought them to us, whether that's family loss or the cost-of-living crisis."
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