Stacey Solomon's fans have humorously remarked that her new master suite is "bigger than my flat" after she shared a tour of the expansive space on Instagram. Solomon, 36, and her husband Joe Swash recently moved into a new Victorian property, leaving behind their previous home, Pickle Cottage.
The television personality showcased the vastness of her new master suite, which features a kooky dressing room, what she described as the "biggest bathroom ever," and a sauna. She noted the sheer scale of the room, joking that her furniture appeared small in comparison and that she needed advice on how to best utilize the ample space. The bedroom itself is wallpapered from floor to ceiling and includes a large bay window overlooking the countryside.
Solomon also revealed a separate room being used as a wardrobe, complete with ornate features and a lock and key. The tour continued to the bathroom, which she called the "craziest, biggest bathroom I've ever seen," highlighting hand-painted tiles depicting figures. The suite also includes a sauna, though Solomon admitted she was unsure how to operate it and would need it serviced. The main bathtub, while impressive, was found to contain debris and was unusable at the time of the tour.
Fans responded to the tour with a mix of awe and amusement. Scarlett Moffatt commented that the suite was "so beautiful" and larger than her former flat, while others jokingly suggested needing walkie-talkies to navigate the house.
The couple moved into the property over the weekend, having previously revealed their love for the eight-bedroom Victorian mansion in June. The new estate is reported to include a pool, extensive gardens, and ample space for their large family. Solomon and Swash are parents to Rex, Rose, and Belle, and are also raising Zachary, Leighton, and Harry from previous relationships.
Solomon described leaving Pickle Cottage as a significant decision, emphasizing its sentimental value as the location where she gave birth to their daughters and where they married. However, the desire to rescue more animals and grow more vegetables prompted the search for a larger property with more land. They fell in love with the new estate, seeing it as a place for their family to grow and flourish. Solomon acknowledged the new house will be a "project" requiring significant renovation, expressing excitement for this new chapter.
