She shocked fans after upping sticks from Pickle Cottage to move the family into a £2million Essex mansion. And renovations are well on the way for Stacey Solomon as she gave fans another update on Wednesday evening after enlisting the help of her eldest son Zach, 18, and her ex. The TV presenter, 36, who revealed last week that her three sons were currently all sleeping in one room together while they renovated their bedrooms, has made a start on Zach’s room. Taking to Instagram, the star shared a video of the decorators plastering the walls in his en suite before unveiling a stylish black tiled shower. And Stacey has even enlisted her son’s help as she told fans: ‘This shower, he actually did the tiling with him and his dad together.’ Stacey keeps the fathers of her two sons Zach and Leighton, 14, out of the spotlight. She shares son Rex, seven, and daughters Rose and Belle, three, with her husband Joe Swash. Stacey Solomon kicked off renovations at her £2million Essex mansion as she enlisted the help of her ex and son Zach, 18, to help tile a bathroom in an Instagram update on Wednesday They have also constructed a temporary staircase to the top floor after originally having to climb up a ladder when they first moved in Stacey has even enlisted her son’s help as she told fans: ‘This shower, he actually did the tiling with him and his dad together’They have also constructed a temporary staircase to the top floor after originally having to climb up a ladder when they first moved in. After Stacey shared a tour of the top floor earlier this month, the star was particularly fond of a quirky bright orange bathroom. Keen not to let it go to waste, she is planning to keep an orange theme going and it seems she has also found the perfect matching yellow tile. Sharing a sneak peek she penned: ‘First of all, I found the perfect tile in a tile shop that could not be a more absolute match to the orange bath set. ‘After the constant debate in my head… I have taken this as my sign to make an orange bathroom up here.’ Earlier this week Stacey gave a glimpse at her vast Grecian-style bathroom, sauna and the walk-in wardrobes at her new family house. She showed off the huge bathroom at the property which features a giant tub right in the middle of the room and bizarre murals of half naked characters on the walls.She told the camera: ‘I love how crazy it is but I don’t know whether to keep it as a bathroom…’.The TV star then added: ‘In this house I am overwhelmed, like I don’t know what to do. There is so much to do in this house and I’ve just got to take it slowly.’ Taking to Instagram, the star shared a video of the decorators plastering the walls in his en suite before unveiling a stylish black tiled shower Sharing a sneak peek she penned: ‘First of all, I found the perfect tile in a tile shop that could not be a more absolute match to the orange bath set’ Earlier this week Stacey gave a glimpse at her vast Grecian-style bathroom, sauna and the walk-in wardrobes at her new family house She then turned the camera around to show the sauna on the side of the bathroom as well as a huge adjoining room which was full of wardrobes.Stacey explained how her daughter Belle, three, wanted to turn it into a ‘Beauty and the Beast room’. It comes after last week Stacey shared her plans for the home office. She showed off the huge office space which features giant wardrobes, a marble fireplace and retro light shades. Sharing a clip to her Instagram she began: ‘So welcome to the office. I have never had an office inside of my house in Pickle Cottage. I made the shed my office, so this is so cool. ‘They left these giant wardrobes and I’m not mad about it. This plug on the floor situation needs to change, but I really love the wardrobes. I feel like I could upcycle them.’By the fireplace they’ve got this weird stone thing in front of it. Like I’d love to open it up, but I wonder why they’ve done that as well. You just think what’s behind the fireplace. It freaks me out a little bit.’She continued: ‘All the coving and skirtings I love and I want to keep.’I absolutely love the lights. Is that weird? Like I love these old-fashioned industrial lights. Like I almost want to center this room around the lighting that’s already here.’