ITV presenter Stacey Solomon has opened up about her Christmas traditions with her followers after sharing a sweet family snap of herself with her family.
Stacey, 34, will be spending the day at Pickle Cottage with her husband Joe Swash and their children Rex, four, Rose, two, and Belle, seven months, as well as sons Zachary, 15, and Leighton, 11, from previous relationships.
She took to Loose Women’s TikTok account to share her thoughts on traditional UK Christmas staples, such as mulled wine and Christmas pudding.
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When asked whether she preferred hot chocolate or mulled wine, she said: “Hot chocolate – mulled wine is disgusting! Who invented that?”
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She then shared her favourite dessert, adding: “Yule log. Christmas pudding tastes like alcohol. It also tastes a little bit like nail varnish, I think,” but added it “looks pretty when you set it on fire”.
Stacey then revealed whether she prefers wrapping presents or decorating the tree, to which she said: “Wrapping presents is my favourite thing in the world.”
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She also chose her top Christmas film and song, deciding to go with Elf and All I Want For Christmas Is You.
This comes after Stacey revealed her unusual Christmas tradition with her Instagram followers, saying: “This is going to sound really weird… my mum every Christmas morning used to cut a grapefruit in half, put some sugar on it and that was our breakfast.
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“None of my kids will eat it, Joe won’t eat it, it’s not even that great, but I just have to every single Christmas.”
“I don’t eat grapefruit all year but on Christmas morning, I sit there with my half a grapefruit and sugar and I really enjoy it.”
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