Sort Your Life Out viewers were left in tears on Wednesday night when Stacey Solomon helped a family with a heartbreaking story…
February 23, 2023 - 08:39 GMT Nicky Morris Sort Your Life Out viewers were left in tears after another emotional episode of Stacey Solomon's home transformation programme.
In 2020, Raaj, her husband Roydel and their toddler Ajay moved in with their nieces, Simran and Harjoth, and nephew Gurkeerat when their mum , passed away after contracting Covid. Simran explained:"The reason why we are all living together is because at the end of 2020 my mum had Covid. She got worse and worse. Two weeks later, she passed away. Since then, my auntie and uncle and my younger cousin Ajay moved into our home.
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