Who are Stacey Solomon’s team on Sort Your Life Out? Meet Robert Bent, Dilly Carter and Iwan Carrington
STACEY Solomon returns with her team for a second season of Sort Your Life out.
The team challenge families up and down the country to sort their lives out in just seven days.
Who are Stacey Solomon’s team on Sort Your Life Out?
Robert Bent
Robert Bent is the lead carpenter at REBB Carpentry.
The service provides “custom, professional and affordable home improvements”.
When he’s not transforming homes with Stacey and the team, he can be found updating his Instagram page with his latest projects.
You can find his Instagram under the username @rebb_carpentry
Dilly Carter
Dilly Carter is a professional organiser.
She “believes that if we all cut the clutter, live better with less and give ourselves more headspace, we will enjoy life more”.
She also founded her own organising and home styling service called Declutter Dollies.
Dilly has worked in the homes of A-list actors, authors, fitness and influencers.
No project is too big or too small as she can tackle anything from a mansion to a small space.
Iwan Carrington
Away from the BBC show, Iwan Carrington has his own Youtube channel called Mr Carrington.
On his channel, you will find weekly videos, DIY tutorials, room makeovers, interior ideas and lifestyle vlogs.
As of January 2023, he has over 79k followers on his YouTube account.
Iwan also frequently appears on Channel 4’s Steph’s Packed Lunch as the show’s bargain and deals hunter.
When is Stacey Solomon’s Sort Your Life Out on TV?
Sort Your Life out returns to BBC One on Wednesday, January 25 at 9 pm.
All six episodes will become available to watch on BBC iPlayer once they have aired.
Speaking ahead of the new season, Stacey Solomon, said, “I’m so happy that the team and I are back to share our favourite tips and tricks on decluttering, upcycling, tidying and being thrifty! I love that we get to help people transform their lives for the better, even just a little bit.
“Sort Your Life Out is about showing people that by decluttering your home, you can really make a positive impact on all areas of your life – including saving your hard-earned cash.
“It’s never about shaming people for holding onto their stuff, I definitely have a tendency to hang on to treasured items for longer than I probably should!