Stacey Solomon's 'gold mine worth 10k' Sort Your Life Out discovery leaves fans gobsmacked
Stacey Solomon has been helping families with her home improvement show, but fans were gobsmacked by just how many pairs of shoes one family had in their home.
Stacey Solomon's show "Sort Your Life Out" left viewers gobsmacked when a family revealed they had 200 pairs of trainers worth more than £10,000.
Since 2021, the former X Factor finalist and her team have been tidying up cluttered homes across Britain, helping homeowners decide which items to keep or discard.
The latest episode featured parents Toyah and Ron Clark who were battling to keep their home organised after relocating from America to the UK with their three children.
Viewers were flabbergasted to see the scale of the clutter when the family's possessions were laid out, including 521 odd socks, 75 barbies, 28 gaming controllers and an astonishing collection of sneakers.
Toyah, a Human Resources Advisor, and Ron, a US Air Force veteran, share children Isaiah, 18, Ari, 13, and Alissah, 11. The family moved from the US to Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire five years ago and downsized their home, quickly filling it up with their belongings, reports the Mirror.
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Their massive trainer collection stood out amongst the displayed items, leading viewers to take to social media in disbelief. One fan commented: "This is madness, 200 pairs of trainers."
Another queried: "How many pairs of shoes?"
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Another viewer gushed about the value of the sneaker collection, writing: "That collection is easily worth over £10,000. It's a gold mine."
The family of five managed to discard 80 pairs of shoes after a colossal clear-out, setting aside a selection that would fit in their bedrooms. Dilly distributed hugs for the family "doing so well", commending them: "Now you have your little collection of trainers. Space is always more valuable than any possession. It's so important for our wellbeing! ".
Before the couple could reduce their footwear collection, Stacey rebuked Dilly when she began to admire some of the trainers. In the hallway, Dilly was captivated by a massive shoe rack picking up a trainer and admiring it as she exclaimed: "These are made for me! They're even in my size! ".
Swift to correct her, Stacey retorted: "Come on, we can't steal people's shoes. That's not what we do! ".
