Stacey Solomon has travelled to Scotland to film an episode of her BBC show ‘Sort Your Life Out’. The show focuses on home decluttering and organisation and is presented by Stacey and her team.
The show features families struggling with clutter as Stacey helps the household to transform their living environment. The series will be returning for series six once filming has ended. Sharing an insight into the behind-the-scenes of filming last night, Stacey issued an urgent plea to followers.
On Instagram she posted a video to her story and said: “Okay I need your help because you know Penny my best friend and makeup artist, she came up separately from me to Scotland and she came with her whole makeup kit.
“They’ve actually lost her bags, which is devastating for Penny. She is at the airport now trying to sort it out and find out what’s gone wrong.”
Stacey announced she had to head to the local supermarket to try and find some last minute makeup products ahead of filming today. Asking followers for suggestions about products, the former X Factor star pleaded “I need your help”.
In May the Loose Women panellist was up for two BAFTA awards, entertainment performance and factual entertainment for her BBC show.
Despite being up for two awards, Stacey was unfortunate as she left the ceremony empty handed. She missed out on entertainment performance to Joe Lycett’s Late Night Lycett on Channel 4 and in the second category to Rob and Rylan’s Grand Tour, which airs on BBC Two.
Stacey said: “We didn’t win a BAFTA and I know I’m supposed to take it gracefully like a champ but I’ll be honest I’m devastated.”
She laughed as she admitted that she wasn’t “handling it” very well or taking it very gracefully.
The 35-year-old expressed her feelings further by reiterating: “I’m devastated for our whole team. Everyone got dressed up and really hopeful, I think because they worked so hard.”
Stacey told followers that ‘Sort Your Life Out’ is not an easy show to make and the team had worked hard to make it happen and they “deserved” the BAFTA award.
Stacey also mentioned the families that she had helped over the course of the show, saying she is “gutted” for them too.
She finished her rant by sharing that the team are going to carry on through the new series with their “heads held high” and she is honoured to do the job.