If your partner enjoys celebrity gossip, it's worth knowing the basics of the Stacey Solomon and Mrs. Hinch feud. Here's a guide to keep you entertained while she's making you watch I'm A Celebrity.

Who are they again?

Stacey is a BBC presenter who seems to appeal to the younger crowd by knowing very little. Mrs. Hinch, aka Sophie Hinchliffe, is known as 'Britain's richest cleaning influencer'. Yes, these are indeed interesting times.

So what is the cause of the feud?

Stacey's show about moving into a cottage turned her into an influencer, but specifically a ‘mumfluencer’. Meanwhile, Sophie is a ‘cleanfluencer’. They were friends but fell out over competing for big brand deals. These brands pay influencers up to £10,000 per post, which might make you rethink your career choices.

Is there anything remotely interesting to men about this?

Not particularly. Mrs. Hinch is attractive, but only if you're into someone who talks passionately about removing limescale from shower heads.

Whose side should I be on?

Probably Mrs. Hinch. Stacey seemed to use her friendship to boost her brand, which is not very nice. Mrs. Hinch might not have many friends because she can't stop talking about cleaning products.

So has there been loads of entertainingly bitchy stuff going on?

Not really. They've stopped communicating and liking each other's Instagram posts. For social media enthusiasts, this is akin to a serious betrayal.

Remind me why I need to know any of this?

If your partner is into D-list celebrity drama, this is a chance to bond over her interests. It could lead to a closer relationship and maybe convince her to do more chores or other favors.

Sounds good to me. Anything else I need to know?

There's a chance this feud is exaggerated since it's mostly based on 'sources' talking to tabloids. But since you probably don't care, just assume Stacey Solomon is the villain.

I’ll do that. I think I’m pretty up to speed now, thanks.

No problem. Let's hope Stacey and Mrs. Hinch can bury the hatchet and rekindle their friendship. Or not. It’s not like you care.