The real reason behind Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash’s ‘row in the street’ has reportedly been revealed, five months after it happened.

In November, the mother-of-five, 35, was seen being comforted by her reality TV crew as she attempted to hide her appearance in a long brown padded coat after what looked like an argument.

Recognising the famous couple, an onlooker claimed they saw Joe, 42, storming down the road outside Westcliff on Sea train station in EsSєx while furiously puffing on a vape after the row.

At the time they revealed to The Sun: ‘Joe came out of a building on his own and stormed off down the street, he looked upset and was sitting on some steps for a while.

‘Stacey came out of the building in tears and she looked really emotional, she was hugging someone.’

Now, almost half a year later, the reason behind the argument has allegedly been revealed, according to The Sun. 

The real reason behind Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash ‘s ‘row in the street’ has reportedly been revealed, five months after it happened 

In November, the mother-of-five, 35, was seen being comforted by her reality TV crew as she attempted to hide her appearance in a long brown padded coat (pictured in their reality show)

The publication reports that things came to blows after an emotional conversation during a couples therapy session, which is set to air as part of their fly-on-the-wall documentary series next Tuesday.

Stacey reportedly booked a session at the Henry Centre in Westcliff EsSєx to help support Joe following his diagnosis of ADHD.

In a conversation with counsellor Natalie Corbett, Joe reportedly says: ‘All I am doing is trying to dedicate myself to my family and do everything I possibly can, every minute of the day.

‘Then to sit here and listen to the fact that I am a huge problem — all I am hearing is that I am a huge problem in Stacey’s perfect life.’

Stacey then reportedly responds: ‘I would say this is our biggest issue in our whole relationship. I cannot say anything without you taking it so personally as an attack on you as a whole person.’

In the upcoming episode, Stacey and Joe will sit down and discuss what they thought of the therapy session after the argument, reports the publication.

MailOnline has contacted representatives for Stacey and Joe for comment.

The TV personality and the soap star opened the doors of their beloved home, Pickle Cottage, for cameras to film a ‘Kardashians-style’ TV show, тιтled Stacey & Joe, focused on their family life.

Consisting of six episodes, an instalment airs every Tuesday and the most recent one shared a sneak peak of what’s still to come.

The couple were filmed in the midst of a row in November, with Stacey being left in tears in the street (pictured in May) 

The TV personality, 35, and the soap star , 42, opened the doors of their beloved home, Pickle Cottage, for cameras to film a ‘Kardashians-style’ TV show focused on their family life

The publication reports that things came to blows after an emotional conversation during a couples therapy session, which is set to air as part of their fly-on-the-wall documentary series next Tuesday 

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An exasperated Joe shared a tense moment with Stacey as the pair clashed in a first look at their couple’s therapy session.

‘You fail to recognise anything that I’m saying to you,’ Stacey says.

While Joe responds with, ‘I’ve heard nothing but negative stuff.’

The camera pans to show Stacey, who doesn’t seem to look impressed.

During the most recent episode, Joe opened up to his sisters Casie and Shana about going to therapy alongside taking medication for his ADHD.

‘I’ll do a couple of sessions, Stacey wants me to go and then see what happens,’ Joe said.

‘I’m not too overly keen on the whole therapy bits,’ he explained, while his sisters pointed out it would be ‘helpful’.

‘I’m going to do it, I told you I’m going to do it, I’m just not looking forward to that bit,’ Joe replied.

Stacey reportedly booked a session at the Henry Centre, in Westcliff EsSєx to help support Joe following his diagnosis of ADHD

An exasperated Joe shared a tense momen t with Stacey as the pair clashed in a first look at their couple’s therapy session

In a previous episode, Joe opened up about his ongoing struggles with ADHD 

In a previous episode, Joe opened up about his ongoing struggles with ADHD.

He said: ‘Being a kid, I don’t think ADHD back then was even recognised, so I had ADHD and a touch of dyslexia, so I really got tarred with the brush of being a naughty kid.’

According to WalesOnline he added: ‘I feel like I sort of invented this character to sort of protect myself a little bit, just making people laugh.’

During a candid scene in the couple’s kitchen Joe reflected on experiences throughout his life.

‘When I was a kid and when I was at school, I wasn’t a bad person, I wasn’t a bad boy.

‘I was just misunderstood and I always had to pay the consequences for it because no one understood that it was coming from a different place,’ Joe revealed.

Stacey shared that she had been researching counselling options to help her husband.

While Joe met with a psychiatrist during the episode and decided to look into medication too.

Looking back at his appointment, Joe shared: ‘It was nice to speak to him, because he understands the ins and outs of what’s going on.

Together the couple share children Rex, five, Rose, three, and Belle, two, while Stacey is mum to sons Zachary, 17, and Leighton, 12, from two previous relationships (all pictured together)

‘It’s opened up a little box of worms for me where it goes a little bit deeper than I thought it would go.’

He appeared to tear up as Stacey commented: ‘I do know what you mean, and I do understand and I know that’s hard to revisit and I know that’s difficult to think about but ultimately you’re a good person Joe and you’re not able to be your best self at the moment.

‘You don’t deserve that to be happening to you at this point in your life, you’ve worked too hard, you’ve given too much love to your family.

‘This is about getting back on your feet and staying consistently in a place where you feel comfortable, safe, loved.

‘Do it for yourself, you deserve better than how you’ve been living, Joe.’

Joe wiped away tears and Stacey supportively embraced him before adding, ‘I love you.’