Stacey Solomon cuts a low-key figure as she enjoys lunch in Essex before heading off in her £75k Land Rover

cut a low-key figure as she stepped out in her native Essex on Wednesday after enjoying a lunch. 

The TV star, 36, sported light pink tracksuit bottoms, a £90 Palm Angels crop top, Puma socks and Adidas trainers as she emerged. 

Giving a true nod to her love of all things lavish while also living the countryside life, she was seen heading into her £75k Land Rover Defender. 

While Stacey was hitting the streets of Brentwood, her husband , 44, was seen overseeing the new fishing lake he built. 

Joe has undertaken building a large-scale fishing pond and outdoor project at the family's Essex home, Pickle Cottage. The construction and evolution of the fishing lake feature on their show Stacey & Joe.

Stacey nailed off-duty style in her comfy look, complete with her pricey crop top and her white socks pulled high, in bang on trend style.  

The outing comes after it was revealed Stacey is 'raking in £4k a day' from her haircare brand REHAB as she continues to boost her £10M fortune.

She has built an impressive career for herself, having reached third place on The X Factor's 2009 series, before bagging a spot on I'm A Celebrity.

In 2023, she bought a 33 per cent stake in the hair and body care brand, and the female-founded brand launched its first skincare line in January this year.

Latest accounts for REHAB, which trades as Capello Limited, report a £1.5 million profit for the year to 30 November 2025.

According to The Sun, the earnings, which work out at £4,130 per day, increase the net worth of the company to £3.1 million from £1.6 million. It comes after Stacey received backlash from fans for plugging affiliate links on her social media.

Despite her huge net worth, Stacey has still found a way to top up her bank balance, with the star a big fan of posting affiliate links that add vital pennies to her pockets.

Like many influencers, Stacey has become a fan of Amazon's lucrative Affiliate programme, meaning she earns commission by sharing links to items from the multi-billion-pound retail site.

Affiliate linking sees the original poster earn a commission for every product or service sold as a result of customers purchasing items through that link.

These can range from budget clothing pieces, such as cosy co-ords, to home accessories, and more lucratively, costly electronics.

Amazon Affiliates can be lucrative for stars with a large following, with items such as clothing, luxury beauty and watches offering a hefty 6 per cent commission.

Even pricey pieces like electronics provide a cut of 2.5 per cent, while lower-price beauty and luggage have a 4 per cent cut on offer.

This may not seem like much, but when Stacey's vast Instagram following of 6.7 million fans is taken into consideration, it could add up to some hefty earnings if enough stars are directed to the website.