Stacey Solomon returning to screens soon in new series of Sort Your Life Out - how to watch
Decluttering fans rejoice, Stacey Solomon is returning to screens in days with a new series of Sort Your Life Out - here’s when it’s back.
Stacey Solomon is set to return to screens next week with the return of her popular peek into people's homes - Sort Your Life Out. The show is back for a sixth season, which will be screened on BBC One from Tuesday (March 10) at 8pm.
And the series, which sees the celebrity and her team help families clear their homes of clutter before creating an organised idyll in just seven days, kicks off with an emotional start. In the opening episode, Stacey and the gang tackle the Kings' home, where retired architectural technician Gerry and care worker Trish live with two of their three grown-up kids.
Filled with 30 years of memories and unfinished projects, Stacey challenges them to sort their life out in just seven days by letting go of half their belongings, paving the way to let the joy back in.


"With Stacey and the team’s help, the family begins by packing all their possessions into boxes, stripping every item from their home to reveal all its hidden potential," the BBC said.
During the process, Stacey and the team learn that 62-year-old Gerry has been diagnosed with early-onset dementia, affecting his memory and visual awareness, meaning the clutter makes getting around the house challenging.
Trish, who has taken over the household DIY since Gerry’s motor skills have declined, shares her hopes of getting the house sorted while they have time - but makes her decluttering choices difficult, as she wants to hold on to the items that will spark memories for Gerry, "while letting go of all the things they no longer need".
It's a race against the clock to complete the Kings' home makeover before the family returns, but will the team's efforts to declutter and upcycle bring about the organised home the Kings have been dreaming of?
:: Sort Your Life Out with Stacey Solomon returns on Tuesday, March 10, at 8pm on BBC One and iPlayer
