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23 July 2020, 09:11 | Updated: 23 July 2020, 09:25
Stacey Solomon posts against troll calling her 'thick as f*** blonde'
Stacey Solomon has hit back at her haters after she was sent nasty messages on Instagram.
Stacey Solomon has revealed the nasty messages which she is sent by trolls on a daily basis.
The Loose Women star took to her Instagram page this week with a screenshot from one particular follower who branded her ‘boring’ and a ‘thick as f**k blonde’.
The man in question appeared to reply to ever single one of 30-year-old Stacey's morning videos that featured the song Good Morning, Good Morning.
He left awful messages including: "FFS get a life and change the record,” "FFS you are a boring person playing that song all the time. Change the record."
As well as: "Can you not think of any other song. Forgot you're as thick as f@$k blonde."
Hitting back at her haters in the best way, Stacey captioned the post: "Sometimes I wake up and read your messages and land on just the right one to set me up for the day…
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"Then I landed on Mark's messages… Mark is REALLY hating my Good Morning stories.
"He just can't take the song anymore and it's cracking me up…"
The mum-of-three then added a video of herself singing the song herself while lying with her youngest son Rex.
"This one's for you Mark… Good morning,” she wrote alongside it.
This comes just a few weeks after Stacey announced she was taking a break from social media following some particularly mean comments from her followers.
Taking to her Instagram story at the end of June, Stacey revealed that she was having a ‘strange morning’ and ‘woke up on the wrong side of her brain’.
She said: “Having a strange morning this morning. Some days I just wake up on the wrong side of my brain.
“I always do my best to ignore nastiness because deep down I feel sorry for people who want to hurt others to try to bring them down.
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“I feel awful for how sad they must be deep down. But some days it’s not so easy to ignore and the nastiness gets in. All part of being human I suppose.”
She finally added: “Anyways I’m going to put my phone in the drawer again today and shake it off.
“Will be saying to myself on repeat today… we rise by lifting others & dulling someone else’s sparkle will NEVER brighten their own. The truth of what’s on the inside will always show on the outside.”
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