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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
Lifestyle
Ellie Muir

Stacey Solomon melts down over Bafta snub

Stacey Solomon
  • Stacey Solomon says she is “gutted” over her show Sort Your Life Out not winning in either of its nominated categories at the Bafta TV Awards.
  • The show was nominated for Entertainment Performance and Factual Entertainment.
  • In an Instagram video, Solomon praised her team's hard work and dedication to the show, saying: “I know I'm supposed to take it gracefully like a champ but I'll be honest, I'm devastated.”
  • Sort Your Life Out involves Solomon and her team decluttering and reorganising families' homes through upcycling and recycling.
  • Other snubs at the awards included Wolf Hall and The Traitors, while surprise wins went to Blue Lights and Marisa Abela.

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Stacey Solomon says ‘I’m not taking it gracefully’ in honest response to losing Bafta

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