Stacey Solomon is forced to defend herself after receiving '10 million ... trends now

Stacey Solomon was forced to defend herself on social media after she received '10 million messages' from fans on Monday.

The TV personality, 34, raised worrying concern amongst her 5.9million followers for her dogs Teddy and Peanut after she posted a picture on her Instagram.

Fans were quick to point out that her daughters Rose, two, and Belle, one, had dropped raisons on the floor and feared it was around her two pooches.

Grapes, raisins, sultanas and currants are all potentially poisonous to dogs. If eaten they can cause gut problems and in serious cases, kidney failure. 

After receiving tons of messages off fans, Stacey reassured that her dogs did not eat the raisons and that she was very aware they are not allowed them.

One fan said: 'I bet you've had ten million messages [laughing emojis], dogs shouldn't eat raisons.'

Stacey then responded to the comment with: 'Literally 10 million. This is why I was telling Rose we have to pick them up and they can't be eaten by the doggies.

'There are no doggies around Belle's highchair when usually that's their fave spot. But just in case any of that still wasn't clear... DON'T feed raisins to dogs.' 

The mother-of-five shares Rose, Rex, three with her husband Joe Swash and also has two sons Zachary, 15, and Leighton, 11, with previous partners. 

It comes after Stacey proudly admitted she has got abs 'for the first time in my life' after going to the gym for nearly a year. 

The star shared an inspirational message with her followers last week where she embraced her 'hip cushions' and 'boobs which can hold my gym essentials'. 

After sharing a picture of herself on her Instagram Stories coming back from the gym in a pink T-shirt and leggings, the mother-of-five was inundated with messages from her followers who commented on how great she looked.

Stacey then took to her social media to address the influx of messages she had received.