Sort Your Life Out star Stacey Solomon’s ‘ditzy demeanour’ hasn’t stopped her from finding meteoric success

Sort Your Life Out star Stacey Solomon has become one of the UK’s most beloved presenters in recent years, but she’s been given a stark warning by one of her fellow Loose Women.

During her meteoric rise in front of the cameras, she has slowly but surely been building an impressive business empire, leading one Loose Women panellist to warn she should “not be messed with”.

Today, the 35-year-old has an estimated fortune of £6 million, with a diverse array of income streams including TV presenting, brand deals, books, and an impressive social media following.

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According to the Daily Mail’s Katie Hind, the former I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here star’s “ditzy demeanour” is not to be underestimated, and her business dealings prove she is actually “clever and tough”.

This sentiment is shared by an unnamed Loose Women presenter, who told the journalist Stacey is “not to be messed with”.

Stacey has stepped away from Loose Women, and it is not clear when she will return to the ITV programme.

She is married to former EastEnders star Joe Swash, with the two originally meeting in the jungle and now sharing five children together.

Fans will soon get a whole new insight into the celebrity power couple’s life in a new reality TV show that will allow viewers to see a “different side to our family’s fun and chaos,” according to Stacey.

She explained: “It’s been so amazing and nerve-wracking all at the same time… And we just want to keep doing that in 2025, starting with Stacey & Joe!

“Working with the BBC and Optomen on Sort Your Life Out has been a dream come true, so this team just made sense.”

Joe added: “We’ve been doing our best to keep this under wraps but we’re so glad we can finally tell all of you about Stacey And Joe. There will be the normal madness of a family with lots of kids, plenty of animals and two busy parents.”

The six-part series will premiere later in 2025, though an exact release date is yet to be comfirmed.