TVTV NewsBBC1The BBC fan-favourite confirmed that another series of Sort Your Life Out is currently being filmed.09:04, 05 Jul 2026Another series of the popular BBC show is on the way.‌Dilly Carter, who has been part of Sort Your Life Out since it began back in 2021, has shared an exciting update with her followers.‌The organising guru announced that the team are back in action yet again as they're filming a new episode for the programme in Kent.‌On Instagram, the star uploaded a snap of herself alongside co-stars Stacey Solomon, Iwan Carrington and Robert Bent, all smiling at the camera.She captioned the post: "And we are back for a sunny week in Kent, slightly closer to home for most of us and with the most gorgeous family!Content cannot be displayed without consent‌"This is going to be a BIG one, you will love this family and relate to them so much. But organising in this heat all week will be tough! Wish us luck. What a fun start, always good to be back!"People were quick to comment on the post, with many thrilled that Dilly and the team are back in action.One person said: "What a great photo of you all! Hope you all manage okay in the heat." Someone else added: "Can't wait!!!!"‌Another wrote: "Fab photo, best of luck with this episode and look forward to watching." As one fan commented: "When is the next series? I miss it so much!"Thrilled, one of her followers shared: "Ooooh can't wait! great photo." While another simply commented: "Love them."‌Dilly announced in May that another series for Sort Your Life Out was underway, giving a sneak peek at the camera crew's equipment.Since the programme began five years ago, it's been a huge hit with fans as the team of specialists helps families nationwide declutter their properties.Article continues belowOnce the items have been moved out of the homes, their items get moved to a warehouse where Stacey and Dilly guide the families through deciding whether to keep, sell or donate each item previously in their home.Over the years, BBC fans have seen emotional moments, humour and touching stories, as each family has meaningful reasons for seeking the team's assistance.Sort Your Life Out is available to watch on BBC iPlayer.Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌BBC1Stacey Solomon