Stacey Solomon is incomes an estimated £57,000 a month.
The 34-year-old tv character has amassed a reported £9.7m fortune by means of her varied ventures, new Corporations Home accounts present.
TV presenter Stacey arrange her performing arts agency, Key Maps Entertainments, in 2012 to deal with her earnings.
And in keeping with newly filed accounts reported by The Solar her firm has recorded substantial monetary development, with Stacey now incomes roughly £8,270 a day.
In 2014, it was reported she had earned a extra modest £100,000 over the earlier two years.
By 2020, she had hit the seven-figure mark for the primary time, and her earnings have continued to rise.
The mother-of-five has constructed her wealth primarily by means of her tv work, together with her Nationwide Tv Award-winning programme ‘Type Your Life Out’ and her new actuality sequence together with her husband Joe Swash, 42.
However her monetary success is just not restricted to tv.
Stacey has secured profitable endorsement offers with main manufacturers, together with Asda, Jet2, In The Model and Primark.
Her earnings are anticipated to develop additional following the affirmation of one other sequence of ‘Type Your Life Out’.
She revealed the information whereas showing on ‘The One Present’ on Monday (01.04.25) forward of the programme’s nomination at this yr’s BAFTA TV Awards.
When host Alex Scott requested whether or not followers may anticipate extra episodes, Stacey confirmed the renewal earlier than showing momentarily panicked, involved she had revealed the knowledge too quickly.
Responding to Alex, Stacey stated: “We’re all assembly up once more subsequent month and we’re going to be doing one other sequence.”
She then reacted by inserting a hand on Joe’s arm, seemingly nervous about having let the information slip prematurely.
Stacey has seen constant monetary development since launching her leisure profession, with followers saying
her means to stability tv appearances with model partnerships has helped her maintain and develop her wealth, positioning her as some of the profitable personalities in UK leisure.
