Stacey Solomon reveals why she won’t do full house tour
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Influencer and Loose Women star Stacey Solomon, 31, has returned to Instagram after an extended break. After coming back to the platform, the star revealed to her followers that she’d been receiving “hostile” messages regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, explaining her noticeable absence from the social media platform. The current Israel-Palestine crisis is an ongoing violent escalation of the conflict which has gone on for decades, leading the UN to warn of a “full-scale war”.
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Stacey Solomon
Taking to her Instagram stories, the star shared a statement to her 4.4 million followers.
The ITV panellist usually notifies fans that she’s “hiding her phone in her drawer” when she’s spending time with her family, but this time, she gave fans no explanation until after her absence.
Over a sunny snap of the garden from her family home, Pickle Cottage, the star addressed her recent absence on social media.
“Good morning, I just wanted to say…” the post started.
Stacey then revealed why she had been offline until Tuesday, despite making an appearance on Loose Women the day before.
She said: “I understand that so many people are in pain and hurting from the horrendous situation between Israel and Palestine, myself included.
“Some of the messages in my inbox suggest that some may feel people of a religion are ‘responsible’ but please believe me when I say that is not the case,” she added.
The mother-of-three went on to air her views on the situation in the Middle East.
Stacey said: “First and foremost I can not express enough that I wholeheartedly stand against violence and the killing of innocent people no matter what their race, religion or differences.
“There is NO place in this world and NO justification for the pain and suffering innocent people are being subjected to” the star emphasised.
The Tap to Tidy star went on to reveal that despite some “kind” messages in her inbox, the majority were “hostile”.
“There are some kind questions in my inbox around the issues but [a lot] are not that way. They are increasingly hostile”, she explained.
The star continued to say that she was “hesitant” about addressing the situation, as she felt she didn’t want to cause any “bigger divides”.
Stacey went on to say: “Because of my religion anything I say or don’t may be misconstrued and/ or hurt people, potentially causing bigger divides which is the opposite of what anyone would want to achieve.”
Stacey herself has Jewish roots as her father David is Jewish, while her mother Fiona is Christian.
Last year she took to Instagram to reveal she was teaching her children and nieces about Hanukkah.
The star ended her post by emphasising what she wanted to achieve with her popular Instagram account.
“All I ever want to do on here is spread kindness and positivity”, she penned.
“Not one part of me wants to create any kind of hostility towards another human being”, she said.
She ended the post: “I pray for peace and that the suffering of so many human beings ends.”
Elsewhere, the star has recently been kept busy with redecorating her and fiance Joe Swash’s youngest son Rex’s room in a sweet minimalistic theme.
She’s also celebrating the launch of her clothing range with fashion brand In The Style.
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