Stacey Solomon spotted in major Scots city filming hit show
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STACEY Solomon has been spotted filming a hit TV show in a major Scots city.
The presenter, 35, and an expert team help families revamp cluttered homes on the BBC's Sort Your Life Out.
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Stacey Solomon has been spotted filming in Edinburgh
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The expert team help families revamp cluttered homes on Sort Your Life Out
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The crack team, known as Declutter Dollies, shared an update on Instagram as they travelled north of the border to help homeowners.
Sort Your Life Out sees a revamp of a traditional property makeover process.
The houses are emptied of all items which are laid out for the family to see.
They must decide what to keep, what to discard and what can be sold.
A snap shared online shows Stacey, professional organiser Dilly Carter, cleaning expert Iwan Carrington and carpenter and joiner specialist Robert Bent.
Their visit to Edinburgh coincided with a scorching 32C heatwave in Scotland over the weekend.
The team told fans: "Hello Scotland.
"What a week to be filming here… we all feel like we are abroad surrounded by the most incredible scenery and views.
"What an incredible family already who we can't wait to spend the week helping. This family is like no other.
They also asked viewers for local recommendations, adding: "What shouldn't we miss while we are here? Around the Edinburgh area."
Stacey Solomon hits back at cruel troll who branded her a 'horse mouth'
Excited fans flocked to the comments over the weekend to react to news of the new season.
One wrote: "Welcome to sunny Scotland, hope you all have the best time."
Another said: "There's no place like Edinburgh in the sunshine, enjoy!"
A third added: "So lovely to meet you this morning, enjoy the rest of your stay."
A fourth put: "Please do 30 more seasons, never ever stop."
A fifth wrote: "Love you guys!"
Loose Women star Stacey and her husband Joe Swash, 43, previously toured Scotland with their five kids.
Hilarious footage shows the couple's £70,000 motorhome become wedged at a McDonald's drive-thru in Fort William, Highlands.
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