Stacey Solomon was called out over her recent holiday snaps
Stacey Solomon is one of the most popular parenting influencers online but her huge following means she is forced to deal with trolls.
With over six million followers on Instagram, Solomon has amassed quite the fan club.
Instagram users can’t get enough of her parenting content and home makeover videos, but she was recently called out over one family snap.
Stacey often shares family milestones with her followers including pregnancy announcements, big birthdays, and holidays.
Her family recently jetted off on their summer holidays but some of her followers called her out over the photos.
She captioned the image, “Time to make some memories. Going to switch off and spend time with our pickles.
“You know when you just need to give them your all & reset. Feel so lucky to take a break & stop still for a little while. I’ve been counting down the minutes to this.
“Will be FaceTiming the ducks & dogs daily. Happy Summer Everyone. Be back soon,” she added.
As sweet as the post is, some followers couldn’t help but point out that Joe’s son Harry was missing again.
He’s rarely featured on Stacey’s social media, but many claimed it was because she was leaving Harry out.
One asked, “Does Joe’s older son never go with you?”
“I always feel sorry for your other son, Joe. He never seems to be with you all most of the time,” another wrote.
Fans were quick to defend Stacey and stressed that Joe’s son, who was born before the couple married, does not like to be on social media.
“They have respected his wishes not to be on social media. He’s probably the one taking the photo,” one fan wrote.
Stacey and Joe have three children together, daughters Belle and Rose, and son Rex.
Stacey is also a mum to two other sons, Zachary and Leighton, and Joe has a son Harry from a previous relationship.
READ MORE:
- One Irish baby name deemed ‘extinct’ in Ireland is hugely popular in US
- Girl stabbed in Parnell attack visits her home for the first time since hospitalisation
- The first trimester of pregnancy: What to expect and everything you need to know
