Fans of Stacey Solomon's popular decluttering show Sort Your Life Out were left unable to watch a "painful" episode of the programme last night (March 4).
The latest installment was dubbed "difficult to watch" as Stacey and her team attempted to help the Jamieson family get their bungalow under control.
Nadine, a single mum from East Sussex, has lived in the home since she was a teenager. She has lived here with her three daughters and her late mother.
The property has been overflowing with items since her mother's death, with 100 animal ornaments, 87 boardgames and over 1000 pieces of China cluttering the house.
Stacey Solomon fans left unable to watch 'painful' episode of Sort Your Life Out
During the BBC Sort Your Life Out episode, the family were tasked with discarding over 50% of their belongings but fans were quickly left unimpressed by their efforts.
Nadine didn't want to part with many unused items, including her adult daughter's unused toys as well as a yellow plastic mug she bought when she visited London many years ago.
Discussing the episode, one fan of the Stacey Solomon show said: "I'm finding this episode of Sort Your Life Out extremely difficult to watch. This woman doesn't want to change at all."
Another added: "This is painful to watch. You won't have room for your flowers and coffee in your house full of STUFF!"
Joking about her China set, one viewer wrote: "She's fuming, don't touch her China tea set!"
However, according to The Mirror, many were sympathetic to Nadine and her family.
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One person penned: "This one hits home I was raised by my mum and nan and we have loads of my nans stuff that my mum won’t get rid of."
In the end, the family were able to shift some items and was pleased by the transformation of their home by YouTube star Zoe Sugg.
One viewer said: "Great makeover. Nothing too stark or totally brand new, her favourite things kept and made a feature of. Great to see her happy."
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