Stacey Solomon accused of ‘showing off her wealth’ as she makes incredible decorations for daughter’s birthday
STACEY Solomon has been accused of flaunting her wealth as she revealed home made decorations for daughter Belle's birthday.
The TV star, 34, is known for her incredible creative hacks and her latest effort is a real showstopper.
The floral display, which hangs over a table in her Pickle Cottage home was a real labour of love.
Stacey told fans on Instagram: "For our little love I can’t believe it’s belles birthday next week. I’ve been making lots of decorations for her birthday.
"We are making her party a Valentine's theme because she’s our little Valentine February bubba. I decided to put some permanent hooks into the ceiling joists & make a little hanging table centrepiece."
The new design replaced a Harry Potter creation that now finds itself in son Leighton's room.
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Packed full of pink and red roses, fans felt the decoration was a touch pricey.
One person commented: "My god that’s expensive to make I looked at the prices of flowers and you need quite a few."
Another said: "Looks amazing....effective and dreamy..however I think the cost of flowers would be quite high for a lot of people... x."
A third wrote: "Very expensive for the lay folk x."
Another said: "Lovely but bet it was expensive all those flowers."
Stacey's bank balance has been boosted by the fact that her BBC show Sort Your Life Out, in which she helps families declutter their homes, has escaped the latest round of brutal corporation cuts.
Speaking about the show's return, Stacey said: "I’m so happy that Sort Your Life Out is back with even more life-changing declutters!
"We meet six amazing families who each have a different story that has brought them to us, whether that’s family loss or the cost-of-living crisis.
"Together, we create smart storage solutions, organise the mess, and let go of belongings that are holding them back."
She continued: "It’s such a privilege to support each family, transforming their homes and lives."
