Stacey Solomon hits back at cruel troll who branded her a ‘horse mouth' – as her fuming driver lets rip with sweary rant
STACEY Solomon today hit back at a cruel troll who branded her a "horse mouth".
The popular star's driver also let his feelings known in a sweary rant, as she opened up about the mean message.
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Stacey Solomon today hit back at a cruel troll
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The TV star revealed someone had called her 'horse mouth'
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Stacey revealed she doesn't usually read the 'horrible' messages
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Taking to Instagram, Stacey, 35, told fans all about the cruel taunt she had received on social media, where she'd been called "horse mouth".
The video was taken as she was being ferried around by her driver Steve.
Addressing fans, the Loose Women star said: "I usually don't read my messages or reply to many.
"I read none the
nice
ones. I don't read the horrible ones. I just like to get past them and but this message is like literally staring me in the face - it's at the top of my comments on my last story.
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"I couldn't get away from it and I'll be quite honest with you I don't know if I'm supposed to be offended or take it as a compliment because I actually think horses are really pretty."
Then addressing her driver, she said: "Steve, someone commented on my picture - (they said) horse with a little horse emoji."
Not holding back, Stacey's protective driver Steve then launched into a sweary rant and said: "What a picture of you
"Who is that f***king person?"
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Lauging at his reaction, the TV star said: "Steve ain't having it!"
She then added: "Perhaps is a compliment!"
Stacey Solomon launches into huge rant after failing to win Bafta as she admits 'upset and devastation'
BAFTA RANT
Stacey's latest video comes after
Last month, the star came under fire when she posted a clip and
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Stacey admitted her
But not only did this rile fans, Stacey also risked the wrath of the BBC.
According to the
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Stacey recently came under fire after she posted a video about her Bafta loss
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A source told the outlet: "Stacey is seen as normal, relatable and a good laugh.
"So when she put her video up on Monday morning there was some
horror
here. It felt entitled and was all very out of character.
"Admittedly, she did say she came out to share her frustration in support of her behind-the-scenes team who she wanted to pay tribute to. But there are other behind-the-camera teams on other shows who all work hard, too.
"You can't wonder if the gloss might start to come off for Stacey. It would be a disaster for the BBC, they are hanging so much on her."
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In her Bafta rant, Stacey told her followers: 'We didn't win a Bafta. And I know I'm supposed to take it gracefully like a champ but, I'll be honest, I'm devastated!
'I'm not handling it very well, I'm not taking it very gracefully - I'm devastated! I'm devastated for our whole team, like I'm so gutted for our team.'
Stacey praised the efforts behind-the-scenes of
Sort Your Life Out
, and described the programme as tough to make and expressing
pride
in her colleagues' dedication.
Stacey added: 'Everyone got dressed up and was really hopeful, I think because they work so hard. It's not an easy show to make… and they so deserve the Bafta.
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"The Sort Your Life Out team deserved a Bafta and I'm devastated.
"I'm not saying that everyone else didn't deserve their Baftas, they absolutely did… but I'm just gutted for my whole Sort Your Life Out family because I feel like they deserved a Bafta. I'm gonna say it - I'm gutted!'
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According to sources, the video ruffled a few feathers at the BBC
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