Rather than quietly accepting the loss, Stacey took to Instagram and shared a heartfelt, unfiltered message with her six million followers.

“We didn’t win a Bafta,” she said. “I know I’m supposed to take it gracefully like a champ, but I’m devastated.

I’m not handling it well—I’m gutted for our whole team.”

She went on to describe the incredible effort behind the scenes on Sort Your Life Out.

From carefully packing up a family’s home within days, to sorting through donations and reselling items, Stacey made sure to highlight how much work her team puts in to create a meaningful show that helps families move forward.

BBC Executives Were Taken Aback by Stacey’s Outburst

While many admired Stacey’s honesty and loyalty to her team, BBC insiders reportedly felt uncomfortable with the public rant.

The broadcaster sees Stacey as a vital asset in attracting younger viewers, especially the 18-to-30 demographic.

She’s considered relatable, fun, and a fresh face for the BBC.

One source explained, “Stacey is television gold, and the BBC has invested heavily in her, even giving her a reality show at home.

But her public frustration felt out of character and entitled.

It worried some of us because it could tarnish her image, and that would be a huge blow for the BBC.”

Controversy Beyond the Bafta Loss

This isn’t the only issue raising eyebrows at the BBC.

Stacey and her husband Joe Swash’s family reality show, Stacey & Joe, set at their Essex home Pickle Cottage, has stirred some internal frustration.

While the couple’s £1.2 million renovated property is charming, some BBC staff are uncomfortable with how openly the show promotes their personal brands and businesses.

Throughout the four episodes, viewers saw Stacey decorating for Halloween with her At Home With Stacey homeware range, talking about her haircare investment, and Joe promoting his coffee brand and podcast.

Critics inside the BBC feel this blurs the line between programming and advertising, something the corporation typically avoids.

The Golden Girl’s Career on a New Trajectory

Despite the controversies, Stacey’s star continues to rise.

She’s now being talked about as a possible contestant on Strictly Come Dancing, which would make her the first celeb to appear on X Factor, I’m A Celebrity, and Strictly—a remarkable hat-trick.

Her journey started in 2009 on The X Factor, where she was a favorite before even singing.

After placing third, she won I’m A Celebrity the following year and has since become a familiar face on reality TV and daytime shows like Loose Women.

Behind the Scenes: More Than Just a Wholesome Persona

Stacey’s carefully managed public image hides a more complex reality.

Years ago, during a photoshoot while pregnant, she confided privately about still smoking, something that would later cause a media stir.

Even in her marriage, moments of tension have occasionally surfaced in public, revealing cracks behind the polished facade.

Fans recently criticized her for appearing “too big for her boots” after the Bafta video rant, but BBC bosses are hoping this is just a brief storm in an otherwise promising career.

What’s Next for Stacey Solomon?

As Stacey navigates her expanding career and the challenges that come with increased fame, all eyes are on how she manages these ups and downs.

With her blend of authenticity, relatability, and business savvy, she remains a fascinating figure in the world of British TV—whether celebrating wins or coping with setbacks.

The BBC is banking on her continued success but will surely be watching closely to see how she handles the pressure going forward.