Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash reveal all in chaotic new series - from educating her teenage sons about porn to his ADHD struggles

The third series of Stacey Solomon and her husband Joe Swash's tell-all docuseries Stacey & Joe gives a chaotic look at the couple's busy life as they navigate their changing family and prepare to leave Pickle Cottage.The TV star, 37, and Joe, 44, have opened the doors to their Essex home yet again in the episodes filmed this spring as they lift the lid on their marriage, parenting and their new, risky business venture of starting up a fishing lake and glamping site. Stacey and Joe share kids Rex, seven, Rose, five, Belle, three. Stacey also has sons Zac, 18, and Leighton, 14, from previous relationships. Like all parents of teens, Stacey is now having to navigate some tough topics with her eldest two, who are now beginning to find their own way in life.During one school run on the show, Stacey tries to discuss their screen time with them – before venturing into some of the other dangers of the internet. Stacey quips to the camera: 'I don't know if there are any parents out there who don't feel like they are losing their teenager to a phone...'.She then asks Leighton in the car on the way to school: 'Do you watch porn?' to which he quickly replies: 'No mum! You shouldn't be asking me that!' The third series of Stacey Solomon and her husband Joe Swash's tell-all docuseries Stacey & Joe gives a chaotic look at the couple's busy life as they navigate their changing family Stacey and Joe share kids Rex, seven, Rose, five, Belle, three. Stacey also has sons Zac, 18, and Leighton, 14, from previous relationshipsStacey takes a measured approach as she replies, saying: 'Well everyone does it! There's nothing wrong with watching it as long as you know what you're watching isn't real life.'Zac then shouts at her: 'You can't be asking that!' to which Stacey asks: 'Do you Zac?'Getting visibly annoyed, he then says: 'No! You can't be asking questions like that, I've just said that!'Zac later says to the camera: 'Mum knows when she is being embarrassing and we know when she is too. I just think 'give it a rest''.In the second episode, the family enjoy a camping trip together, and while Stacey and Joe are keen for everyone to spend some quality time together, the boys end up on their phones a lot. After confiscating them, Leighton then tells his brother he can't wait to move out when he is 18 so that he can enjoy more freedom. Joe later quips to his wife: 'It would be nice for Rex, Rose and Belle to have no social media until they're old enough!'But Stacey responds: 'They are going to see things anyway. You have got to talk to them about it and be open.'As well as their changing family, the new series also focuses on Joe's new business venture which is building a fishing lake on their land surrounded by glamping huts.However when things get chaotic, Stacey has to help him and takes over as project manager. While planting some foliage around the lake, Joe then loses his wedding ring in the mud, so has to call on a pal with a metal detector to come and help him find it. He says: 'We were planting some plants down at the lake and I think there was a vacuum in the mud that sucked it off. But I know a man called Mark who has a metal detector!' The TV star, 37, and Joe, 44, have opened the doors to their Essex home yet again in the episodes filmed this spring as they lift the lid on their marriage, parenting and work The pair also discuss their marriage - saying parenthood is their focus now, more so that their relationship Like all parents of teens, Stacey is now having to navigate some tough topics with her eldest two, who are now beginning to find their own way in life (seen with Zac, 18)Later Stacey ends up finding out what he did and asks him: 'Why would you not tell me!' Discussing the lost ring over lunch during a date, Joe gets visibly restless as he waits for Stacey to finish her food – prompting a discussion about his ADHD.Stacey jokes with him: 'This is the saddest thing about living with someone with ADHD, I never get to finish a meal! Just leave right now if you want, I feel under pressure. 'There should be a support group for people who live with someone with ADHD!'In April this year Joe said his ADHD 'has taken a grip and I am not managing it well' a year on from couple's clash over his diagnosis.During their BBC series last year, Joe emotionally said he feels like a 'problem' in wife Stacey's 'perfect' life due to his ADHD. Stacey booked a therapy session at the Henry Centre in Westcliff, Essex, to help support Joe following his diagnosis.During the new episodes of the show filmed this spring they also discuss initial thoughts on leaving their beloved Pickle Cottage.This summer the pair shocked their fans as they revealed that they had sold their family home to purchase a £2million Essex mansion. Since, Stacey has been showing off the renovations to the property – which they bought so they had more land. On the show, Stacey is seen saying to Joe: 'I was doomscrolling on Rightmove the other day and I did see something...'.A shocked Joe then replies: 'You don't wanna move do you? I feel like I'd be cheating on Pickle Cottage!'To which Stacey says: 'I don't know maybe, I've seen this one place and it's old and it needs love and care. It's further away. I was just looking at it... 'I love Pickle Cottage but I'd like more land. I love bringing a house back to life. I wouldn't say no to doing it all again.' During the new episodes of the show filmed this spring they also discuss initial thoughts on leaving their beloved Pickle Cottage This summer the pair shocked their fans as they revealed that they had sold their family home to purchase a £2million Essex mansionThe pair also discuss their marriage – saying parenthood is their focus now, more so than their relationship. 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.Speaking to the camera in the new episodes, Stacey says: 'I know people say you should always work on your marriage and blah blah blah but I feel like right now we're working on our parenthood. 'Like we're happy, we're good, we're just getting through it. I think that will change as we get older but right now that's the phase of life we are in.'The TV personality 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. Meanwhile, the EastEnders star has been trying to catch up with his wife's bank balance over the past year and the latest accounts show he has landed a huge six-figure payday.The 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 £10,000 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. The Daily 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 he 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. Stacey & Joe is available to watch on BBC iPlayer now.