STACEY Solomon was left locked in a furious confrontation with her own teenage son after he swore at her during an explosive row.
Mum-of-five Stacey was left clashing with 17-year-old Zach after he had a late-night party that went on until 4am.
The scenes were aired as part of the opening episode of Stacey's new BBC reality series which followed her fmaily life with husband Joe Swash.
As the show opened, fans got to know Stacey's son Zach as she admitted that she parented her eldest child differently to her other kids.
Stacey welcomed Zach at the age of 17 and before she found fame on The X Factor.
In tonight's opening episode of Stacey & Joe, she revelaed that she and Zach were more like friends than mother and son after growing up together..
However, just moments later, things came to a head between the pair.
Stacey had allowed Zach to throw a party with his friends to mark the end of summer.
In agreement, Stacey insisted that Zach must wake up at 11am the next day and help with the clean-up operation.
However, she was left seething when he was still in his room at 12:45pm with pals that had stayed over after the party.
Stacey could be heard screaming at Zach and his pals in his room as she bellowed: “Right, it's not cool and it's not clever.
“I am happy you had a great time but the party is over!”
They continued to row over the time with Zach insisting his 4am bedtime had prevented him from waking up any earlier.
Stacey demanded that Zach take the bins out before “clearing up the bottom of the garden” from where he had his party.
Things then turned up a gear as Stacey added: “Shall I let the boys [Zach's friends] know that they are ready for their chores too?”
A fuming Zach spat back at his mum: “No! What are you doing – you're p***ing me off!”
Stacey then lost her cool as she raged: “If you swear at me one more time Zach – no, I'm not joking.
“No, just because there is people here doesn't mean I won't have that argument with you.
“No, you won't do that!”
Zach then replied that “no one cares” before walking off after the fiery confrontation.
