Some of Stacey Solomon’s followers slated her for posting about the expensive trip amid the cost of living crisis.
Stacey Solomon has finally revealed her luxurious holiday destination after spending ten days in Turkey.
The mum-of-five and her family stayed at the lavish Regnum Carya resort in Antalya, Turkey.
The stunning Regnum Carya Hotel costs around €4,000 and features outdoor pools, a private beach, and over 10 restaurants.
Stacey said the ten-day trip was “heaven” and admitted she didn’t want to leave.
As beautiful as the destination is, the mum’s holiday reportedly cost around €40k. Something many parents couldn’t even dream about spending on a family holiday.
Alongside a series of photos from the trip, the mum revealed their destination after keeping it private throughout the holiday.
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She wrote, “Our last day in paradise… The last ten days have been heaven and I don’t want it all to end.
“Spending time with my family is just the best thing in the world, she wrote.
Stacey said the destination is “magical” but admitted she was given a discount for staying at the lavish hotel.
Most of Stacey’s followers gushed about the trip, but many called her out for getting a discount on the trip.
One said, “Why do you need a discount on a holiday? You are richer than most of the average people commenting on this post! This society is getting insane now!”
Another added, “Sorry Stacy but an average family could not afford this hotel you are very lucky to be able to afford this.”
One shared, “Normal working class (relatable) people cannot afford a 40k holiday.”
“I’ve just priced up for my little family of 4 for next August and it’s 35k think we’ll need more than a discount code,” another said.
“Wow place looks amazing just priced it up for next year and it comes out at £48k,” another said.
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