Stacey Solomon shared a candid video of her children messing about together in front of a roaring fire as she joked she "can't get any peace" at Pickle Cottage.
The hands on mum-of-four revealed she was trying to watch the last episode of her BBC home improvement show Sort Your Life Out but was struggling amid the chaos in her living room.
The Loose Women star shared a clip to Instagram of her boys Zachary, 12 and Leighton, 9 throwing each other across the living room as she penned: "When you just want to watch your programs in peace."
Her eldest, Zacher was seen using his legs as a catapult to ping his brother across the room into a pile of pre-prepared blankets and pillows.
Completely unaware of her siblings' game, adorable two-month old baby Rose happily wriggled in her mum's lap.
Stacey, 32, was trying to watch her own TV programme Sort Your Life Out on BBC One, where she helps families declutter their homes.
The Loose Women star was granted the solo venture after amassing a huge Instagram following with her own Instagram tips and tricks that make light of household jobs and DIY chores.
Ahead of the final episode of her series, the proud mum told fans: "I love this one, this is the biggest house."
She went on: "Me and Rose are watching Sort Your Life Out and it still doesn't feel real. That I got to make this show and it's actually on telly.
"This episode was so hard it was the biggest house we did but soooo satisfying."
This adorable insight comes after she melted the hearts of her followers with a snap of Rex, 1 and Rose cuddling in front of the fire.
The two children cuddled each other as they slept on a fluffy white rug with the fire and Christmas decorations behind them.
She added the caption: "Just because. They make my heart happy."
The queen of decluttering also shared an update on her shed grotto that she has been renovating with her youngest son Rex.
The pair have painted the black wooden cabin in the garden a dark blue and added fake snow to the roof.
In sweet stories shared on her Instagram she and Rex were seen rolling logs to the front door of the grotto to add to the effect.
"It was the first sunny day we've had here in ages so me and Rex spent the day trying to finish our shed grotto. We did the windows and finished the roof and pulled some more logs over.
"Then it got too dark and FREEZING so I'll show you what we did in the morning... Happy Thursday everyone, hope you're ok."
