Stacey Solomon plays bizarre game of ‘sumo squats’ with lookalike sister Jemma
STACEY Solomon played a bizarre game of ‘sumo squats’ with her lookalike sister Jemma on Instagram last night.
The aim of the game is to pick little sumo wrestler dolls off the floor with a belt swinging from the waist.
Stacey, 32, left her sons roaring with laughter as she crouched over the sumos while swinging her hips.
She wrote over the video on Instagram: “Jemma came over unannounced with a game she got for Christmas called sumo squats so we are currently swinging around Pickle Cottage trying to collect sumos.
“It’s the Swash Solomons vs the Brents, the hardest part of the game is trying to rock this camel toe.”
Stacey needed the laugh yesterday, after breaking down in tears as she reflected on an emotional twelve months.
The Loose Women star created a montage full of her 2021 highlights and admitted being in tears and couldn’t “believe what a year it’s been”.
The montage on her Instagram stories started with her oldest son, Zachary, 13 entering room and Stacey cuddling her dog.
Then as Stacey ran through the months it showed her moving to Pickle Cottage with fiancé Joe Swash and their family.
In April, Stacey signed a lucrative deal with In The Style and in May got busy redecorating the new family home.
Stacey announced her pregnancy in June and the baby’s gender in July, before hosting a lavish baby shower in August.
She welcomed baby Rose on October 4, her own birthday and spent the rest of the year enjoying her newborn daughter.
Stacey captioned the montage: “Tried to do a montage but it was 10 minutes long. So went with this instead.
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“Looking through all these photos I’m actually in tears. I can’t believe what a year it’s been.”
She added: “It doesn’t feel real and it’s flown by in the blink of an eye. Thank you without you none of this would have happened, except baby Rose.”
Stacey’s 2022 reflection comes after she tragically lost her pooch Theo over Christmas.
She said sadly: “She fell asleep in my arms surrounded by all of us at Pickle Cottage.”
Sharing a series of pictures of the dog, who she owned for 11 years, Stacey wrote: “Thank you for everything, you’ll never know how much I needed you.”