Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash address marriage split rumours and insist 'we're happy' in chaotic trailer for new reality show

Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash have insisted 'we're getting through it' as they address marriage crisis rumours in a trailer for the new series of their family reality show. The BBC series Stacey & Joe is returning for a third series on November 10, following the couple and their six children during a major life upheaval.Stacey, 37, and Joe, 44, recently shocked their fans when they announced they had sold their family home, affectionately dubbed Pickle Cottage, to purchase a £2million Essex mansion. The first trailer for their show's new episodes catches up with the couple amid months of reports they are on the verge of splitting.Joe opens the teaser by declaring 'everything's changed,' before Stacey addresses their relationship status. 'We're happy, we're good,' she insists to the camera. 'We're just getting through it!' Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash have insisted 'we're getting through it' as they address marriage crisis rumours in a trailer for the new series of their family reality show The BBC series Stacey & Joe is returning for a third series on November 10, following the couple and their six children during a major life upheavalThe chaotic trailer then follows the pair as they deal with day-to-day parenting of their blended family and their impending house move.'You don't want to move do you,' Joe is seen asking Stacey, who replies 'I'd like to go and see it.'Earlier this year it was revealed that while the pair wed in a romantic ceremony in their former home's garden in 2022, they are yet to register their marriage so are not legally husband and wife, which has prompted raised eyebrows. It was then reported that filming for their TV show was paused, after tensions at home put the shooting schedule into a tailspin.The Daily Mail revealed the crew were booked back in December 2025 to start filming but tensions at Pickle Cottage became increasingly difficult to manage behind the cameras, with an insider revealing 'there have been problems between Stacey and Joe.'Filming later resumed with Stacey spotted shooting scenes near Pickle Cottage.Stacey has reportedly bought her new £2million home without the help of Joe – after also being the sole owner of their previous house, which she purchased for £1.3million in 2021. Joe has been trying to catch up with his wife's bank balance over the past year though and the latest accounts show the ex EastEnders star has landed a huge six-figure payday. Stacey, 37, and Joe, 44, recently shocked their fans when they announced they had sold their family home, affectionately dubbed Pickle Cottage, to purchase a £2million Essex mansion The first trailer for their show's new episodes catches up with the couple amid months of reports they are on the verge of splittingThe accounts published on Companies House last month reveal his firm Big H and Little R Ltd – thought to be named after his sons Harry and Rex – is worth an impressive £456,776. Joe's firm, which manages money from his media and ad deals, shows reserves of almost half a million a year and nearly £10k-a-week, according to The Sun.In contrast, figures from earlier this year showed that Stacey's firm called Keymap Entertainment Ltd is now worth £10.1million for 2025 – up from £7.4million in the previous year.The firm shows the earnings Stacey has made from her media and lucrative deals and she has £7.5million tied up in investments and £1.6million in cash.Joe's improved finances come after he parted ways with his old management earlier this year with hopes of finding 'fresh ideas', after it emerged he'd irked his wife Stacey with his desperate money-making move. The TV star may have launched a rebrand of sorts, as it was revealed in March that he'd left the celeb-heavy agency YMU to join forces with Off Limits Group. Mail+'s Olivia Kemp revealed that Joe, who has previously battled bankruptcy, had been making money through an unexpected means – leading to frustration from his wife Stacey. But it seems that the star is hoping a change in staff will help him land new TV gigs, with Off Limits boasting clients such as Chris Hughes, Jesy Nelson and Tasha Ghouri.The move also comes after Stacey has similarly parted ways with YMU, which was once known for a roster full of ITV favourites.