STACEY Solomon was rushed to hospital in Jamaica after becoming seriously unwell.
The TV presenter was put on oxygen and an IV drip after suffering flu-like symptoms on her penultimate day abroad.
Stacey returned to social media this afternoon after going quiet since whisking 20 members of her family on a "dream" trip.
"We had the worst exit to Jamaica of all time," she told fans.
"I can't get over what's happened because it doesn't feel real in my head."
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Explaining what she's been through, Stacey said: "I love you all for checking in and sorry for not coming straight back on.
"I'm one of those people who's like, 'I'm fine', then I end up in hospital in Jamaica.
"It is what it is, I just need to rest my body.
"I don't ever want to feel like that again because it actually scared me a little bit."
She added: "I'm going to listen to my body and let myself get well. I'll just have to have Christmas decorations up in February.
Stacey, 34, treated her family to a luxury break in Jamaica over New Year.
Before her terrifying hospital dash, she posed on the beach alongside her husband Joe Swash, 41, and her five kids Zachary, 15, Leighton, 11, and Rex, four, as well her two daughters, two-year-old Rose, one, and nine-month-old Belle.
Trouble began the day before she was meant to fly home.
Stacey revealed she was sweating, grey and had a very high temperature when her sister, who's a nurse, rang the medical team at the hotel where they were staying.
The nurse who treated Stacey said she needed to go to hospital and immediately put an oxygen mask on the mum of five.
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She was able to return to the UK the following day, leaving husband Joe in charge of their five kids on the flight home.
Since then she's been recovering in bed, telling fans: "Today is the first day I can walk around the house normally."
Stacey did not reveal what her illness was, but had originally thought she'd picked up the "bad strain of flu that everyone's got at the moment".
Later she returned to social media to explain what she had suffered from.
"Thank you for all of your kind messages," she wrote.
"I'll be back to life soon. Loads of you asking what it actually was.
"I rambled on for five minutes and still didn't say!
"It was an infection in the end that was causing my fever.
"My antibiotics are working well so fingers crossed they'll get rid of it completely."
