Loose Women favourite Stacey Solomon was overwhelmed after she’d received a flurry of thank you messages from small local businesses.
The 31-year-old couldn’t hold back her tears after she’d read through notes from some of the companies who had been reliant on her support during the lockdown.
Not knowing how much of a difference she had made to people’s livelihoods, the mum-of-three was filled with a wave of emotion, as she spoke about their plights.
Over the last few months, Stacey has tried to give local businesses that are struggling at the moment in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic a much-needed helping hand, selflessly using her broad social reach to advertise and promote.
Stacey couldn’t fight back the tears as she read through thank you notes (Image: Instagram)
The TV starlet, who shot to fame on the X factor, has carved out quite a successful online career on Instagram and now boasts 3.8million followers.
Alongside a scrap book filled with thank you’s, she penned: “This morning’s montage is going to be a bit of a different one today because I received something yesterday and haven’t stopped crying since.
“Honestly it’s really made me think about so many things.”
Stacey wept as she spoke about the book she’d created that contained thank you’s from small businesses (Image: Instagram)
The reality star, had taken the time to carefully add each individual letter into a keepsake book, although reading through it proved to be a tricky feat.
Bursting with pride and feeling deeply satisfied that she’d been able to help so many, the I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! star explained that she couldn’t finish the book without sobbing.
Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, many smaller established organisations have found it hard to make ends meet.
Stacey has provide invaluable support to local firms who needed an online boost during lockdown (Image: Instagram)
When it comes to supporting local businesses, Stacey regularly tags companies so that her huge following can go and check them out.
During difficult times of uncertainty, her assistance has helped some operations to stay afloat and thrive despite the economic uncertainty.
Weeping away, Joe Swash’s parter went on: “And now I need to stop reading this book.
“I know there’s so many business that are struggling that I haven’t got round to mentioning or discovering so I’ll keep sharing as many as I can.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
