BBC viewers ‘can’t wait’ as Stacey Solomon series announces return

The popular series first aired back in 2021 with Loose Women star Stacey Solomon fronting the show.

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Stacey Solomon’s show is returning to series 3(Image: BBC)

There’s good news for fans of Stacey Solomon’s award-winning series Sort Your Life Out, as it’s returning for another series.

The BBC show, which first aired in 2021, follows Stacey and her team as they help families across the UK transform their homes with a life-changing declutter.

On Wednesday afternoon, Stacey, Dilly Carter, Rob Bent and Iwan Carrington confirmed they’ll be back on screens very soon.

In a video posted on the BBC’s Instagram, the team seemed a bit frazzled as Stacey asked who would say what. With Rob deciding to take charge, he said, “I’ll start, we’ll go left to right.”

As he began, expecting his colleagues to continue the sentence, they remained quiet before bursting out laughing.

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

Taking a cheeky swipe at her co-star, Stacey added: “Coming soon, series six.”

It wasn’t long before people commented on the post, with many thrilled that another instalment is on the way.

One person said, “Yay, I’ve been waiting for this announcement!” Someone else wrote: “YES THEN! Honestly, my favourite show. I swear I can feel myself welling up in advance.”

Another fan added: “Woohooo, can’t wait!!” While someone else shared: “I’ve been re-watching the series in anticipation!! Freaking LOVE this show!. Can’t wait to watch the next series! Also congratulations!! “

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The BBC series first began back in 2021(Image: BBC/Optomen Television Ltd)

With all of their belongings laid out in a warehouse, they need to go through their treasured items and decide what to keep, recycle, donate or sell. As the family goes through their most treasured items, they will make some

One episode saw Stacey reduced to tears when helping Ben and Lynda Brearly-Baird and their five-year-old daughter. When Lynda was told she had incurable breast cancer, they started a memory box to one day give to their daughter.

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

While explaining the item to the BBC host, 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.”

When speaking to the camera, Stacey had to walk off set as it became too much, noting that Charlotte was the same age as her son.