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Stacey Solomon writes gushing love letter (with mistakes) to Joe Swash

Poor Stacey had her typos pointed out in romantic text to boyfriend!

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Poor Stacey Solomon tried to do something romantic for Joe Swash, but ended up having all her spelling errors pointed out on live TV!

The 28-year-old set her fellow Loose Women panellists a challenge on Wednesday, asking them to text a love letter to someone special.

Stacey, obviously, chose to text a message to boyfriend Joe Swash, which was then read out by Janet Street-Porter.

Stacey Solomon sent boyfriend Joe Swash a ‘love text’ live on Loose Women on Wednesday (Credit: Fameflynet)

And cheeky Janet couldn’t resist pointing out Stacey’s typos!

Poor Stacey!

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Stacey had tried to read the message out herself before Janet took her phone and read the adorable message out to the audience.

She also couldn’t resist pointing out three three spelling errors. Oh, Janet!

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Janet Street-Porter read out Stacey’s text on the show (Credit: ITV)

Janet read: “‘Dear Joe, I thought I would right’… spelling mistake right there! Right [not write]. I love you Stacey, but this is absolute cack.”

She continued to read Stacey’s letter: “‘I’ll never forget the first time I met you and you practically begged me to come Australia because you had quite obviously fallen in love with me. I don’t blame you. I’m an absolute catch.'”

Luckily Stacey was able to laugh and wasn’t offended! (Credit: ITV)

“‘Low’,” – Janet then paused to say, “spelled low, instead of lo – spelling mistake two!”

She then continued to read Stacey’s letter: “‘Low and behold, much to my dismay and apparent resistance, I quickly realised I liked you to’.”

Janet broke off again to point out: “To. Not too. Another spelling mistake!”

Stacey’s letter concluded: “Thus the beginning of us and I can’t think of a better person to have accidentally and unwilling fallen in love with. You are, without a doubt, the most patient and accepting person I know.”

Stacey joked she felt like Janet was “mocking” her (Credit: ITV)

Stacey laughed: “I feel like you’re mocking me, Janet!”

But Janet replied: “It’s very lovely. Next time you want to do a love letter…”

Stacey interjected: “I’ll spell check it!”

The whole panel wrote special texts to someone they loved (Credit: ITV)

Unfortunately for viewers, Joe didn’t see the message in time to send Stacey a response live on air, but hopefully she’ll keep us updated on social media as to his reply!

Meanwhile, Ruth Langsford also failed to get a message from husband Eamonn Holmes, but both Janet and guest panellist Catherine Tyldesley got responses from the texts they sent.

Janet sent her ‘love text’ to fellow Loose Woman Linda Robson, while Coronation Street actress Catherine sent her message to husband Tom.

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The whole challenge was sparked by a debate on whether anyone still writes love letters to each other in modern days.

Stacey said she believed people do still write love letters, they’re just done as emails or texts these day, rather than using paper and ink.

Do you still write ‘love letters’ or ‘love texts’ to your loved ones? Leave us a comment on our Facebook page @EntertainmentDailyFix and let us know what you think!


Nancy Brown
Associate Editor