STACEY Solomon has posed with her rarely-seen mother-in-law while heading for lunch with husband Joe Swash.
The 33-year-old star looked fresh faced and was smiled from ear to ear as she stood next to Joe’s mum and sister.
Stacey Solomon posed with her mum-in-law as she headed to London
The family all enjoyed lunch together for Mother’s Day
She penned: “All the mummas. We went to see Joes mummy and sisters in London.”
Stacey donned a grey coat, top and white trousers for the outing and Joe’s mum Kiffy Swash held her granddaughter Belle, who was wrapped up warm in a fluffy coat.
The family enjoyed a ‘mum’s lunch’ which saw all the kids joining in and the adult sat at the other end of the table and chatted away.
TV star Stacey told fans she’d also been to see her own mum Fiona Solomon, but hadn’t shared a photo due to her mum not liking her picture taken.
The Loose Women star shared a photo of some flowers, and wrote: “Then we went to see my mummy. She doesn’t lie photos so here’s a pic of my card and pasta necklace from Rexy.
“I’ll never not absolutely ball my eyes out every time I get a pasta necklace.”
It comes after Stacey opened up on the judgement she received after becoming a mum at the age of 17.
The 33-year-old TV presenter shared a new collection of pictures of her with her five kids – Zachary, Leighton, Rex, Rose and Belle – and reflected on the time she had as a teen mum, and a single mum.
In the photos, Stacey beams as she sits proudly in the middle of her five children, with eldest son Zachary, 14, holding a sleeping 18-month old Rose in his arms.
As Stacey cradles one-month-old Belle, Leighton, 10, and Rex, 3, are sitting together – with Rex pulling a face for the camera.
In the long post, Stacey remembered the first time she became a mum, the judgment she felt, and the comfortable life she has now.
“I’ve been a mum since I was 17 years old,” Stacey wrote.
“I [barely] remember life before becoming mum. I do remember all of the looks I’d get & all of the things that people would say when they saw a ‘child raising a child’.
“I can’t believe I am now a mummy of 5. And all I can say is, not one of those judgments or opinions back then were true.”
“No matter how real they felt I look at each of them now and I have never felt so proud,” she continued. “They are the kindest most amazing people and I was a part of that.
Zachy, Leight, Rex, Rose, Belle – You are all my biggest blessings. My greatest achievements.
“Every single one of you have made me who I am. I’m so grateful for you all. And it’s the biggest privilege raising you all.”
She signed off by adding: “Forever my little pickles. To the moon and back always. Happy Mothers Day to all of you mums out there.
“Sending lots of love to all of you who find today extremely difficult.”
Stacey opened up on feeling judged after becoming a mum at 17
