Stacey Solomon shares loved-up holiday snaps from rare date night with husband Joe Swash after being forced to clarify his whereabouts
The TV personality, 35, took to Instagram on Tuesday to share clips from a date night on the beach with Joe during their trip.
Despite previously sharing a sweet family snap with her spouse on the holiday, Stacey took to her Stories on Sunday to clarify that Joe was with her on the trip after fans queried where he was.
The star posted a loved-up snap with her husband, writing: 'For everyone asking... of course Joe's here, but we have five kids so anyone with kids knows you're always on split shifts. Here's a rare photo of us from last night.'
Again proving he was on the trip, Stacey shared that her sister Samantha Stone had taken the kids to the disco so that she and Joe could enjoy a rare date night.
'Mum and dad,' Stacey captioned a sweet selfie of her and Joe sipping rose wine on the beach.
Stacey also shared a clip where Joe was driving them to the beach on a gold buggy, before he kissed her forehead.
She later posted another video of her and Joe lying on a bench on the beach giving fans an insight into their evening.
Stacey said: 'People "What did you do on your date night?" Us: Laid there in silence and didn't talk to each other. This is true love. This is true love.'
'When silence isn't awkward, it's embraced,' Joe said, as Stacey added: 'Have you even got something to rest your head on? Are you just hanging off the edge?'
Joe laughed as he said: 'No this is quite uncomfortable actually. It's like the ultimate ab workout.'
'Why have you laid like that? Why have you done that?' Stacey said.
Joe sweetly replied: 'Because I offered you my arm and didn't realise no one's there to offer me their arm.
'So I've just got to hover my head a little bit.'
Stacey added: 'And that is true love. Suspended over a bench to make me comfortable.'
It comes after Stacey hit back at trolls questioning whether her husband Joe Swash has jetted off on holiday with her.
She had been sharing a glimpse at her family's summer break at a swanky £1,000-per-night hotel in Turkey.
Stacey has been soaking up the sun with her five children at the Regnum Carya hotel, and has posted various snaps from the trip on Instagram.
Hours earlier, Stacey showed off her figure in a plunging yellow bikini as she enjoyed a ride on a rubber ring going down a water slide.
The star admitted she was hoping to avoid washing her hair by using heatless curlers, and it proved to be a success as she displayed her bouncy waves in her hotel room later in the evening.
Stacey is currently away with her husband Joe Swash, 43, as well as their children, Rex, five, Rose, three, and Belle, two, as well as Stacey's older sons Zachary, 17, and Leighton, 12, from two previous relationships.
Stacey and Joe have long been regulars at Regnum Carya.
Prices at the lavish hotel begin at £1,000 per night.
Prior to her meal at Nikos, she had a girly day with daughters Belle and Rose, with the trio all wearing matching outfits.
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