STACEY Solomon took her sons for ice cream as she celebrated their return from their dads.
The mum-of-three has son Zachary, 11, with ex-boyfriend Dean Cox and seven-year-old Leighton with ex-fiance Aaron Barnham.
The 30-year-old has her third child – baby Rex – with boyfriend Joe Swash.
She treated her eldest two to a giant ice cream Sunday after they returned last night, telling fans: “Big pickles are back and we’ve walked to the carvery to get a celebratory Sunday!
“I know it’s late and a school night but I’ve missed them so much and Hoe (Joe) is through on DOI (Dancing On Ice)…”
Stacey shared her upset as her sons went off to their dads for the weekend last week.
The mum-of-three said she was trying to keep herself busy with tidying the house but admitted she’s always sad to see her eldest boys go.
She is going to see what she can organise in the house this weekend
As she headed home from Loose Women on Friday, she told fans: “Can’t wait to see the pickles before they head off to their Daddy’s for the weekend.”
She shared a crying emoji and later that night admitted she will keeping herself “busy” over the weekend.
“The boys are away with their daddys and Joe is away dancing on ice so I’m going to try and keep myself busy and see what I can organise.”
Last year she admitted she felt guilty about having babies with different dads after jibes from friends.
Stacey with her boyfriend Joe Swash and her three sons
Speaking to Closer Magazine about her boys and past relationships, she said: “I did feel guilty about having babies with different dads.
“I didn’t want my kids to have a negative or confused upbringing.
“There’s a stigma about having babies with different partners – I’ve definitely felt pressure from people – people I don’t know, and even people I do know.
“Even those close to me have had their opinions on it, and that can hurt.”
Thankfully Stacey has learned to ignore such comments as she knows her two sons are happy and content.
She explained: “My boys are incredibly loved – by me and their fathers, and by Joe, who is just another positive male role model in their lives.
“And that can only be good for them. They are so content and confident and happy.”
