Stacey Solomon’s holiday date night with Joe Swash as they ditch kids for night alone

Loose Women star Stacey Solomon enjoyed a romantic date night with her husband Joe Swash during their family trip to Turkey and she filmed it for her fans to see

Stacey Solomon gave fans a glimpse into her beachside date night with husband Joe Swash while clearing up confusion over his absence from earlier holiday posts.

Posting to Instagram from their family trip to Turkey, Stacey responded to questions about Joe’s whereabouts, 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.”

Thanks to Stacey’s step-sister Samantha Stone watching the children, the couple enjoyed some rare time alone. It comes after Stacey said she was ‘so proud’ as she unveiled her impressive body transformation in a tiny bikini.

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In one selfie captioned “Mum and dad,” the pair were seen sipping rosé wine on the beach. Stacey also posted clips of Joe driving a golf buggy, kissing her forehead, and relaxing together on a bench.

As the two lay side by side, Stacey joked: “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.” To which Joe added: “When silence isn’t awkward, it’s embraced.”

The playful exchange continued as Stacey noticed Joe’s awkward position: “Have you even got something to rest your head on? Are you just hanging off the edge?”

“No, this is quite uncomfortable actually. It’s like the ultimate ab workout,” Joe laughed. Stacey then asked: “Why have you laid like that? Why have you done that?”

“Because I offered you my arm and didn’t realise no one’s there to offer me their arm,” Joe replied. “So I’ve just got to hover my head a little bit.”

Stacey smiled and concluded: “And that is true love. Suspended over a bench to make me comfortable.”