Stacey Solomon and her Sort Your Life Out team confirmed another series is on the way.

Brilliant news for devotees of Stacey Solomon’s acclaimed programme Sort Your Life Out – it’s coming back for another series.

The BBC favourite, which launched in 2021, sees Stacey and her crew assist households throughout the country in revolutionising their properties through transformative decluttering sessions.

On Wednesday afternoon, Stacey, alongside Dilly Carter, Rob Bent and Iwan Carrington, revealed they’ll be returning to our television screens shortly.

In footage shared on the BBC’s Instagram account, the quartet appeared slightly flustered as Stacey questioned who should speak first. Rob volunteered to lead, announcing, “I’ll start, we’ll go left to right.”

However, as he kicked things off, anticipating his teammates would pick up where he left off, they stayed silent before erupting into laughter, reports the Mirror.

Pressing on, Rob exclaimed: “Why are you leaving me hanging? ! Sort Your Life Out is back, everyone! This is what they do.”

Having a playful dig at her colleague, Stacey chimed in: “Coming soon, series six.”

Responses flooded in swiftly, with countless viewers delighted that another run has been confirmed.

One enthusiast commented, “Yay, I’ve been waiting for this announcement!” Another posted: “YES THEN! Honestly, my favourite show. I swear I can feel myself welling up in advance.”

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The BBC series first began back in 2021 (Image: BBC)

A further supporter declared: “Woohooo, can’t wait!!” Whilst someone else revealed: “I’ve been re-watching the series in anticipation!! Freaking LOVE this show! Can’t wait to watch the next series! Also congratulations!!”

Typically, Sort Your Life Out sees emotions running high amongst both participating families and the presenting team throughout the decluttering journey.

With their entire household contents displayed across a warehouse floor, families must sift through cherished possessions and determine what to retain, recycle, donate or sell. As they examine their most valued belongings, painful choices must be made about releasing items from their history.

During one particularly moving episode, Stacey broke down whilst assisting Ben and Lynda Breerly-Baird alongside their five year old daughter. Following Lynda’s diagnosis with terminal breast cancer, the couple began assembling a memory box to eventually pass on to their child.

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Lynda opened up about her breast cancer diagnosis on the BBC show (Image: BBC)

Describing the collection to the BBC presenter, she said: “Ever since (I realised) at some point I won’t be here anymore, so this is a box I bought before, and then I’ve just been adding to it.

“I’ve also got a notebook, that random thoughts have come into my head that I’d probably say to her when she’s a teenager, when she’s a bit older, and things like that.

“My aim is to do something for her wedding day…or if she ever has children, if I was there, this is what I’d be thinking to you.”

During filming, Stacey had to step away from the cameras as the situation became overwhelming, observing that Charlotte was the same age as her own son.