STACEY Solomon dressed her baby Rose and the whole family in matching pyjamas for adorable Christmas snaps.
The TV star delighted her 4.9 million followers on Instagram with her annual festive photos of the family in their matching nightwear.
In one sweet picture Stacey and Joe Swash, 39, planted kisses on Rose, who was born on October 4, Stacey’s 32nd birthday.
In another, Stacey’s son Rex, who she shares with fiance Joe, and sons Zachary, 13, and Leighton, nine, gathered around their Christmas tree with baby Rose sleeping in a basket.
The former X Factor singer said she was the happiest she had ever been as she reflected on her roller coaster year, which included moving into her dream home Pickle Cottage.
But she couldn’t resist poking fun at her “gappy” Christmas tree, writing: “Christmas At Pickle Cottage… Rose was exhausted (for the first time in 3 days bless her) the boys were cracking up at joe’s massively long pyjamas, and I clearly am not a good real tree decorator 
“But they’re all I need underneath my gappy tree 
Cheese fest I know but there’s nothing I love more than their smiley faces and matching pjs.
“Joe doesn’t love the pjs as much as me but he goes with it G-d love him and I’m grateful
It’s taken me three days to decorate this tree even though it looks like it took about three minutes
but I love it so much.
“Our first picked tree, for our first Christmas at pickle cottage and our first Christmas with our beautiful daughter. 
Wishing you lots of love & hope From our family to yours
”
Stacey recently said her newborn daughter Rose will be her last child.
The Loose Women panellist suffered a miscarriage before her most recent pregnancy and said she and Swash will not have any more children.
She told the Mail on Sunday’s You magazine: “We have to live within our means.
“We want to be the best parents we can. And when we were trying to have this baby, it wasn’t the process we thought it would be, so we were just so grateful to even get pregnant.
“I don’t want to push it any more. This is enough.”
Stacey described delivering Rose at home, saying: “The birth was incredible.
“I knew deep down I would love to have her at home. It meant I could be with Joe the whole time and my mum could be with me, too. She’s been there for every one of the boys being born.
“I felt strange but not in full-blown labour. I wanted to make sure everything was OK. We drove to the community hospital nearby, where I’d had my appointments with the midwives.
“They examined me and told Joe to pull the car around and they’d follow us home.
“It turned out I was 8cm dilated, so they broke my waters at home and, after around 40 minutes of crazy contractions, Rose was in our arms.”
She added: “I just felt on the biggest high. I haven’t always had that rush after birth – in fact, it has been the opposite.
“But I think there was something about feeling in control and being at home, and the sun shining through my bedroom window… It just felt so surreal. I couldn’t stop smiling.”
