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BBC confirms fate of Stacey Solomon’s Sort Your Life Out after string of cost-saving axes
Six brand new families will be introduced to Stacey and her team
THE BBC has issued fans with an update regarding the status of Stacey Solomon's hit show.
The Loose Women star has been hosting primetime hit Sort Your Life Out for three series but now the BBC has revealed that it will be back once again.
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Stacey, 34, and her team of helpers will be back once more for the fourth series of the show set to land on BBC One later this year.
Organiser Dilly, carpenter Rob and cleaner Iwan will be back on hand to help six brand new families in an attempt to change their lives for the better.
As ever, behind all the clutter will be a raft of heart-wrenching stories as the families go on a personal journey of letting go.
Stacey will learn all about the families' past as they all make big decisions about which of their treasured items they want to let go.
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Speaking about the show's return, Stacey said: "I’m so happy that Sort Your Life Out is back with even more life-changing declutters!
"We meet six amazing families who each have a different story that has brought them to us, whether that’s family loss or the cost-of-living crisis.
"Together, we create smart storage solutions, organise the mess, and let go of belongings that are holding them back."
She continued: "It’s such a privilege to support each family, transforming their homes and lives.
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"Join us, and you might even be inspired to do your own big spring clean… I know I have been!"
Across the series, Stacey and the team stylishly re-decorate and re-purpose items that otherwise would have to be gotten rid of as part of their up-cycling regime.
This year, viewers will see a range of very special makeovers on the show – from a children’s reading den, a home office completely hidden within a living room, to a garage turned into a dance space for teenage girls.
The show's renewal will be a delight to fans amid a string of axings across the BBC as part of their cost-saving measures.
Beejal-Maya Patel, a commissioning editor at the BBC said: "I’m so excited that Sort Your Life Out will soon be back on our screens. It just brings so much joy with its magical transformations and essential tips, hacks and tricks for our audience.
"Stacey and the team do such an incredible job in helping families change their lives for the better and the new series promises even more heart-warming reveals.
"I am thrilled to see it return for a fourth series.”
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