Fans think Stacey Solomon is copying Nick Knowles’ show

Television presenter Stacey Solomon’s new six-part series aired last night (November, 5) but viewers accused the star of copying another TV show.

Sort Your Life Out premiered on BBC One but some fans felt the DIY show likened Nick Knowles’ Channel 5 program, Big House Clear Out.

Stacey’s show sees her and her team of interior experts show families how to create more space in their homes but laying out their belongings in a huge warehouse.

In Marie Kondo fashion, the TV host then asks the families to choose which items they want to keep and say goodbye to items that create clutter.

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Viewers decided to take to twitter to highlight the similarities between the two presenter’s shows.

One user wrote: “Hasn’t Nick Knowles done this warehouse clear house on his show?”.

While another added: “Stacey Solomon appears to be duplicating Nick Knowles and throwing rubbish out. Who copied who??”.

Echoed by another who wrote: “Someone tell Nick Knowles they’ve stolen his programme”.

But Stacey’s fans were quick to jump to her defence as they cited that the star had aired the pilot of her new show months before Nick.

They tweeted: “A reminder that if people would research a bit more, Stacey’s pilot aired months ago, before Nick Knowles’ on Channel 5 did”.

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The Loose Women panellist who recently gave birth to a baby girl, shared details about her own cleaning habits living with fiance Joe Swash.

She said: “My partner could live with mess everywhere and he doesn’t even see it and it actually upsets me to the point where it makes me feel down”.

The mum-of-four added that the mess pushed her to the point of being “teary” and “overwhelmed”.

Stacey added: “That sounds ridiculous but I genuinely get teary about it. I just feel so overwhelmed when things are an absolute mess”.

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In the episode, Stacey and her expert team helped a single-mum and her three daughters overhaul their living space.

Before the show aired Stacey spoke of how meeting people who needed help was the most “incredible” feeling.

The presenter said: “When we decided to do Sort Your Life Out, the most incredible feeling was meeting people who just felt really overwhelmed by their homes and they didn’t know where to start”.

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