Television favourite Stacey Solomon has been treated to a gorgeous rustic getaway by partner Joe Swash.
The Loose Women panelist, 30, has been treated by her boyfriend and daddy of their 17-month-old son Rex, after Joe, 38, filled their £45,000 VW campervan with plants, a unicorn pumpkin, and - of course - flowers.
Taking to her Instagram Stories, mum-of-three Stacey posted a video of the decked-out campervan, all in the name of her upcoming 31st birthday.
Inside the van were also her three boys: Zachary, 12, Leighton, eight, and adorable baby Rex.
Stacey captioned the clip: "Off on a birthday adventure for the weekend [heart emoji, crying emoji]."
"Joe decorated the van [crying emoji] I'm pretty sure this is your doing though @poppybelleflorals because these look exactly like our summer door flowers we took down the other day."
Showing a shot of the unicorn pumpkin named Norma and the gnome Norm, Stacey added: "Don't worry we aren't going anywhere without these two lovebirds."
The family's pet dog, also accompanied them on the trip as the birthday girl did not want to leave her behind.
"I wouldn't normally bring her because she gets car sick, but I didn't want to spend my birthday without her," she penned.
"We spoke to a vet for advise. She's doing so well, she had her travel sickness remedy and is doing ok so far but we do keep stopping to give her a little walk, water and some fresh air."
They headed off to a log cabin, embraced the outdoors and saw waterfalls, even posting a cute family snap.
The cabin in the hill that they stayed in, Stacey likened to the home of classic children's TV characters the Teletubbies.
"We have arrived, noted Stacey, "And we aren't sleeping in the can I can't believe it...".
If that wasn't all, Stacey was surprised by an appearance by her her sister and their mum and dad.
Returning from the trip yesterday for Loose Women, Stacey noted that she hadn't showered the whole time away.
Can't say we blame her!
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