Joe Swash has announced his latest project with the BBC, which does not involve his wife Stacey Solomon. The former EastEnders star, 43, is working on a one-hour documentary for BBC Three and BBC iPlayer focusing on fatherhood, titled “Joe Swash: Britain’s Young Dads.”
As a father to three young children, Rex, Rose, and Belle, and a stepfather to Stacey’s sons Zachary and Leighton, Joe will delve into his own experiences of fatherhood and explore the journeys of other young dads. The documentary aims to shed light on the lives of young fathers in the UK and challenge perceptions of masculinity.
Reflecting on the project, Joe expressed his excitement about showcasing the stories of young dads striving to provide a better future for their children. Following the success of his Channel 4 series “Batch from Scratch: Cooking for Less,” which garnered over a million viewers, Joe is gearing up for a second season with batch-cooking expert Suzanne Mulholland.
In a recent interview, Joe and Suzanne expressed their eagerness to continue promoting the benefits of batch cooking and helping families across the UK. Meanwhile, in a glimpse into their personal life, Joe and Stacey were shown bickering on their reality TV show about packing for a ski trip to Switzerland, revealing humorous moments of their everyday life.
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