JOE Swash and Stacey Solomon were left bickering with one another as things took a turn during their anniversary dinner.
The married couple suffered an awkward clash in front of their children and Stacey's father and grandmother as they attempted to celebrate their anniversary.
Stacey had decorated an outdoor table to host their family for the celebration but she was soon left bickering with her husband after asking him if he wanted a “domestic”.
The row kicked off when Stacey's dad made a comment about Joe not joining him on an upcoming fishing trip.
He made a comment about Joe missing out on the fun before adding: “Sorry, I'm not supposed to mention that.”
With it clear that Joe wanted to join the trip, it appeared tension was simmering as Joe quipped how he would not be able to join.
He then said to Stacey's dad: “I just do as I'm told, Dave!”
Taking aim at Joe appearing to suggest that Stacey controls his diary and what he does, she said back to him regarding the trip: “When did I say you can't go to France?”
As Joe admitted she didn't say that, an irate Stacey said: “So stop pretending I said that!
“Do you want to have a domestic on our anniversary?
“You're in control of your own destiny. Listen, this morning, at nine o'clock, you said ‘I'm going out for an hour'.
“You came back at five! Did I stop you? No!”
Reaffirming her point, Stacey then said: “I don't stop you from going fishing and doing all your things.”
Joe then put his hand up as ordered: “Take a breathe, take a breathe or you'll pass out!”
Stunned, Stacey turned around and said: “I won't!”
Before the launch of their new BBC reality show, the couple admitted to having domesticsafter forgetting they still had their microphones on.
Ahead of the show's premiere, they appeared on The One Show where they discussed their TV rows.
The Loose Women star said: “We're quite a busy household, we're seven just us and then my sister is always over, Joe's family are always over.
“You don't notice, to the point where we would have a bit of a domestic about something and then be like ‘they're here… stop the mics are still on, stop'.
“We'd look at each other and be like ‘oh no, they can hear us'.”
