Stacey Solomon's Sort Your Life Out renewed for series 4
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Stacey Solomon's Sort Your Life Out has been renewed for a fourth series it has been confirmed.
Stacey's Christmas special Crafty Christmas aired last month (December 2023) and the Loose Women panelist is now back to help transform the homes of six new families.
Stacey and her team will guide the new families through the emotional trials of decluttering their lives. As always, the series will feature challenging journeys as we learn the stories behind the various eclectic possessions.
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"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," Stacey said in a statement (via BBC).
The families will try to part with half of their hoards, but it won't be easy for them. Difficult decisions will have to be made in order to realise what is truly valuable enough to keep.
Some items will be upcycled to prevent waste before Stacey and crew Rob Bent, Dilly Carter and Iwan Carrington completely transform the home. Emotions will run high as the families try to move on from the past.
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"Together, we create smart storage solutions, organise the mess, and let go of belongings that are holding them back. It's such a privilege to support each family, transforming their homes and lives. Join us, and you might even be inspired to do your own big spring clean… I know I have been!" Stacey added.
This series promises exciting makeovers, including a children's reading den, a hidden home office within a living room, and a garage turned into a dream dance space. The families get to see the result of their combined hard work but will they be pleased with the big reveal?
Sort Your Life Out series four will consist of six episodes and will air on BBC One and iPlayer later this year
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