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thesun.co.ukSTACEY Solomon has wowed fans with her stunning walk-in wardrobe with its glamorous dressing table and light-up storage. Taking to her Instagram stories to share a sweet video of son Rex playing in the wardrobe, fans were immediately drawn to its beautiful decor.
Stacey, 31, shared how she was inundated with messages after posting the clip of her youngest son trying to hide behind some pampas grass. "Playing hide and seek in the wardrobe this morning," she captioned the video of two-year-old causing havoc by getting in her closet. "He kills me, I've never seen someone run so fast in such a small space," she went on alongside a sweet snap of her tot.
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