Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash attended the British Grand Prix on a rare date day without their children, accompanied by Stacey's ex-partner Dean Cox and his wife Nikki. The 36-year-old TV personality shared the outing on Instagram, describing it as a 'special date day'.
Date Day Without the Kids
Stacey, a mother of five, revealed that Joe's sister Cassie had taken care of their children for the day, allowing the couple to enjoy a child-free outing. She posted: 'A rare day for us. Joe's sister has kindly taken the pickles out for the day (we love you cassie). And we are off somewhere we've never been to before but always wanted to go SO excited!! Happy Sunday Everyone Lovvveee uuuu alll.'
The couple, who have been married since 2022, attended the VIP section of the event, where they watched Lewis Hamilton and other drivers compete.
Family Affair
Stacey's father Dave also joined the group. She explained: 'This is his lifelong dream so we couldn't not come on the date without him but now Joe feels like the third wheel.' She then introduced Dean and Nikki, posting a video with the caption: 'Do you know who's really important to bring on a date day with your husband? Your last baby daddy and his wife.'
Stacey and Dean were childhood sweethearts and welcomed their son Zachary, now 18, when they were 17 and 18. She added: 'This is also Zach's dad's dream so it's a date day with Dave, Zach's dad and Zach's stepmum.'
Stacey's Family Background
In addition to Zachary, Stacey has a 14-year-old son Leighton with former fiancé Aaron Barnham. She shares daughters Rose, four, and Belle, three, and son Rex, seven, with Joe.
In May, Stacey dismissed divorce rumours, insisting she still 'fancies the pants' off Joe, 44. The speculation arose after she was seen wearing her engagement ring but no wedding band. Speaking on her podcast Sort Your Life Out Unpacked, she said: 'Who cares if the whole world is like: "Oh, they're on the brink of divorce"? Being in the public eye I think creates certain pressures, but not on our relationship because half the time what they're saying: "If we know it's not true, who cares?"'
She added: 'Sometimes I fancy the pants off him and can't wait to come home to see him. Sometimes I'm like: "Get out of my stratosphere – stay away from me." I think we're just like any other couple.'
