Stacey Solomon’s surprising fortune REVEALED as she rakes in over £4 million a year after quitting huge job to prioritise her family

She rose to fame after appearing on the X Factor 15 years ago at just 19 years-old. 

And while she chose not to pursue a career in singing, Stacey Solomon has gone on to become one of the most successful UK names from the ITV show.

Raking in a whopping £4.3 million last year, the social media star, who boasts six million Instagram followers, recently revealed she is cutting back on work commitments.

Sharing an emotional post with her fans, Stacey, 34, revealed she is stepping back from her role as an InTheStyle ambassador to ‘give more of myself back to my family’.

And as the mother-of-five reassesses her work life balance, we take a look at the star’s surprising fortune.

Stacey Solomon’s surprising fortune REVEALED: As the star rakes in over £4 million a year after quitting huge job to prioritise her family

Raking in a whopping £4.3 million last year, the social media star, who boasts six million Instagram followers, recently revealed she is cutting back on work commitments

Since finishing third on the X Factor back in 2009, Stacey has built an impressive career for herself after raising her profile by becoming Queen of the Jungle on I’m A Celebrity in 2010.

She has since gone on to front BBC show Sort Your Life Out, made regular appearances on Loose Women and hosts a Channel 4 home improvement show, Stacey Solomon‘s Renovation Rescue.

She now has £4.3m in cash and assets for the year to the end of June 2023 – up from £2.9m in 2022.

Earlier this year it was revealed Stacey reportedly raked in more than £27K every week in 2023 as she enjoyed her most successful year to date since setting up her company in 2012.

The Sun revealed the star bagged a whopping £1,410,656 through her firm Key Map Entertainment last year.

Stacey has also collaborated with huge brands including ranges with Primark, InTheStyle, Abbot Lyon and George at Asda.

The star is also part owner of independent hair care brand REHAB, marking the first time she had ever invested her own money in a business.

Since finishing third on the X Factor back in 2009 (pictured), Stacey has built an impressive career for herself after raising her profile by becoming Queen of the Jungle on I’m A Celebrity in 2010

Earlier this year it was revealed Stacey reportedly raked in more than £27K every week in 2023 as she enjoyed her most successful year to date since setting up her company in 2012 (pictured on Loose Women in 2023)

She has since gone on to front BBC show Sort Your Life Out, made regular appearances on Loose Women and hosts a Channel 4 home improvement show Stacey Solomon’s Renovation Rescue

Stacey has also collaborated with huge brands including ranges with Primark, InTheStyle, Abbot Lyon and George at Asda

Stacey launched her debut collection with In The Style back in 2021 after she announced on Wednesday she is now stepping down from her role as ambassador

The star has also worked on some stylish swimwear collections with the online fashion brand (pictured in March)

Last weekend Stacey attended her first in-store launch for the brand at Harrods beauty Lakeside as she prepares for the products to finally be launched into the market.

‘I honestly can’t believe REHAB is now in a real life store with our products in. And it’s Harrods! This is such a huge moment for our haircare brand,’ Stacey told MailOnline.

‘We’re beyond thankful to every single person who has joined this journey with us. It’s been so special to meet some of them today at the launch. Thank you, thank you, thank you!’

A huge star on Instagram, it has also been revealed that she pockets an easy £12K for every sponsored post she shares with her 6M Instagram followers.

Working regularly with brands such as Hello Fresh, Stacey offers her followers special discount codes in return for advertising the brand.

Known for her impressive creativity and DIY skills, Stacey also published her own crafting book Tap To Tidy in 2021, which sold over 700k copies, and – after renovating her home – this was followed a year later by Tap To Tidy At Pickle Cottage.

Stacey married her EastEnders star husband Joe Swash, 42, in June 2022 and they reside at their £1.2m Essex home, affectionately named Pickle Cottage, with their three children and her two sons from previous relationships.

Stacey has also launched clothing collections with high street brand Primark

The star is also part owner of independent hair care brand REHAB, marking the first time she had ever invested her own money in a business

Known for her impressive creativity and DIY skills, Stacey also published her own crafting book Tap To Tidy in 2021, which sold over 700k copies

Stacey married her EastEnders star husband Joe Swash, 42, in June 2022 and they reside at their £1.2m Essex home, affectionately named Pickle Cottage, with their three children and her two son’s from previous relationships

As well as their house, the couple also own a £70,000 campervan, after Joe surprised Stacey with the extravagant purchase at the beginning of the year

As well as their house, the couple also own a £70,000 campervan, after Joe surprised Stacey with the extravagant purchase at the beginning of the year.

The van comes complete with a bunk bed, small dining area and an extra bed above the driver’s seat, as well as a microwave, a wardrobe and plenty of storage.

Meanwhile it has been a successful September for the star who was left speechless after she won the first award of the evening at the National Television Awards last week.

The presenter brought the first shock early in the ceremony as Sort Your Life Out beat fan-favourite Jeremy Clarkson to win the Factual Entertainment prize.

The star looked visibly shocked as her show’s name was called before she grabbed her son Zach, 16, in a sweet hug before jumping up and down with glee.

Struggling to contain her excitement, Stacey gushed: ‘It’s the hardest show ever to make and they work so, so hard – my amazing co-presenters.

‘I’m so grateful I get to do a show like this, I want to thank the families who let us into their homes. If it wasn’t for the families, who opened their hearts to us, there wouldn’t be no Sort Your Life Out.’