The Family Who Live Online (2019)

Stacey Dooley stays for 72 hours in the house of the vlogging family SACCONEJOLYs , in this episode of the TV series Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over. Jonathan Joly and Anna Saccone talk about the family vlogging lifestyle.

[@myoldvhstapes]

Stacey has since had a baby and won't even let her face be shown to the press.

[@Perksofbeingawallflowermel]

The way this family exploits their children is SICK

[@andreareichenbach8637]

I would love to see an update with the family now since so much has changed with them.

[@dandare2586]

I don't agree with anyone placing their children online. I do not believe there can be informed consent.

[@suzanneo1124]

Seems like an incredibly empty life.

[@Lunalchameist]

Maybe it’s just me, but I kinda see that Anna isn’t as keen on the whole selling their family life to the world as Jonathan is. She doesn’t strike me as being particularly happy despite her honesty. It would not surprise me if maybe she will break away from this way of life sometime soon in the near future, even though it may mean some difficult decisions. If I’m honest, whatever is going on, something just didn’t sit right with me seeing a lot of the content that is posted on TikTok now as well.

[@SnazzyJellyFish]

I have to agree, she has always seemed rather reluctant

[@gloworm353]

As a Mother Anna is responsible for her children's wellbeing and keeping them safe from harm. Anna has enough money to leave and set up something better. There are FOUR innocent children who are trapped in all if this. Anna and Jonathan should be locked up, not pitied! They are equally disturbing!

[@Lunalchameist]

@@gloworm353 oh yeah she is certainly responsible, I’m not denying that. It’s just an observation I made. If I were in her shoes, I’d like to think that I would act differently but who really knows what goes on behind closed doors. She is certainly accessory to all of the stuff that’s going on if nothing elses

[@hopebgood]

@@Lunalchameist I've only seen this one documentary earlier today and it seems quite a weird set-up. Yeah, they have a nice house and standard of living but what bugged me was the day out at the farm. It wasn't just a nice day out with the kids - it was another video opportunity for the dad who is clearly obsessed with it all.

[@hopebgood]

@@gloworm353 Locked up is going a bit far mate but yeah...I do wonder what the kids will think of all this in a few years time.

[@CheckOne2]

It’s such a weird scenario because as much as they are exploiting the kids for money at least they can spend every day with their kids, most people work 40-50 hour weeks and don’t get to see their children half as much. Don’t know what’s worse.

[@gfutrhbf]

The consequences of this family showing their kids constantly online are worse than that of parents that work 40 to 50 hour weeks.

[@rebeccadickens1761]

Going and getting her roots done!?! I bought a bottle of Nice n Easy because she said it was the shade she uses 🤔🤥😕🤨

[@MateuszJasinski-zs9iy]

i cant figure out where that mans accent is from,im baffled..

[@selina2053]

Ireland

[@ZedWhyExW]

Irish but with the cadence of a posh toddler

[@niamhbaker6339]

@@ZedWhyExW😂😂

[@Kim-ss5bb]

Crazy how much money you can make from just sitting in front of a camera

[@RachyRooM]

26:00 - this just became J's new selling point. Now he purposely exploits them.