VIEWERS of Stacey Solomon's BBC show Sort Your Life Out were all left with the same complaint during the latest episode.
The BBC One show follows Stacey as she attempts to help families declutter and organise their messy and disorderly homes.
However fans were quick to call out the show and blasted producers for allegedly setting-up the events of the show.
During the latest episode, Stacey and her team were on hand to help the Hall family snap their home into shape.
Stacey was stunned to discover that the family's home had fallen into disarray and chaos with it being revealed the homeowners had hoarded a total of 2,137 toys, 452 books, 13 guitars, 61 mugs and 1,274 tools.
However, many fans on the show were left unconvinced as everything was as it seemed as they were quick to call out the programme and its alleged 'fakery'.
Taking to Twitter, one fan fumed: "Absolute set up this show is."
Another seethed as they wrote: "Production department of this show have artfully arranged all this stuff, totally faked, nice though Stacey is... #sortyourlifeout."
Whilst a third penned: "This has to be a set up."
In the show, Stacey managed to help the family see sense that living in an avalanche of clutter was no way to live and helped them to ditch most of their old, unwanted and dirty possessions.
As part of the process, the family were left emotional and overwhelmed to discover they had £2,000 in cash and cheques laying around the house that had gone unnoticed under the heaps of stuff that filled their home.
Homeowners Julia and Dan were left shocked at seeing the renovated home as they were left doing a double take at the new configurations of the rooms in the house.
Their children Rachel and Noah were left screaming and bursting with excitement at finally being able to have their own space including their own nice and neat wardrobe as opposed to the dumping ground it once was.
Sort Your Life Out airs on BBC1 and BBC iPlayer.
