Stacey Solomon has expressed her satisfaction with a new collection of swimsuits, highlighting how they have boosted her confidence. The mother of five, 36, stated that she has finally found swimwear that does not make her feel like 'Old Mother Hubbard,' a sentiment she attributed to previous purchases that offered little coverage or support.

Solomon showcased the swimwear in various colors, including red, white and navy stripe, and brown, indicating they would become her primary choice for vacations. She noted that the garments provided ample coverage for her bust and posterior, and featured adjustable straps and corset-style ties at the back for added shaping and support. To demonstrate the swimsuit's durability and fit, Solomon performed a series of squats, emphasizing that she felt secure and unrestricted.

"I've finally, because it's been years, found a swimsuit that doesn't make me feel like Old Mother Hubbard," Solomon said. "I either look like Old Mother Hubbard in every swimming costume I've bought, or the nunny part is this big. And the bum part is even smaller, it's like a G-string."

She added, "If I see one more up the bum piece of swimwear I'm going to lose it, I hate it! I've found something that is a really nice cut, it's got proper stitching under here. Which actually holds my big heavy boobs. It comes all the way over my noon and bum. It has adjustable straps and strings like a corset at the back that you pull and it gives you even more shape. It's the best one I've had in awhile."

Solomon shared her enthusiasm for the practical aspects of the swimwear, suggesting it would allow her to engage in activities like running after her children and diving into a pool. "I feel like I can actually do stuff in this, run after my kids and dive in the pool. I can do cartwheels and all that rubbish. Squats look, not a flap in sight!"

The specific swimsuit mentioned is currently sold out in the white and navy stripe option on Amazon.

This news follows recent emotional posts from Solomon regarding her daughter Rose's final day at nursery and her niece Mila's last day of primary school. Solomon praised the teachers for their role in raising her children and expressed heartfelt gratitude for their dedication. Similarly, Olympic swimmer Rebecca Adlington recently shared her own emotions about her daughter Summer's departure from primary school, reflecting on the passage of time and encouraging support for parents navigating similar milestones.