Get the latest OK! breaking news on WhatsAppOur community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More infoJoin us on WhatsApp Stacey Solomon made a surprising family revelation during the latest episode of her BBC show, Sort Your Life Out. On Tuesday night, viewers watched as Stacey and her team travelled to the West Midlands to assist the Clarke family. Sarah and Jon, both deaf, share their two-storey home with their three children, Timeon, Caitlin and Owen. When it came time to declutter the house, Stacey assigned kitchen duties to their eldest son. However, while tidying up the room, Stacey discovered why maintaining a clean space in that particular room was so crucial for him. Timeon had taken loans from his grandparents and mother to purchase his computer and was repaying them through chores. He revealed: “So, I’ve just been cooking to pay all that off. That’s where my love for cooking came from, really.”
Stacey and Timeon were decluttering the kitchen together
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He further explained to Stacey that even though he has managed to repay everything, he continues to cook for the family, reports Bristol Live. The BBC star was moved by the teenager’s gesture and confessed something about her own son. Speaking to the camera outside, she said: “If I said to my 13-year-old, ‘Can you start cooking to pay off one of the many things that I have bought you over the years?’. He’d be like, ‘Urgh, Urgh! Argh I don’t even want to eat!’. That’s what I would get!” Reflecting on the fact that Timeon has already settled his debt and still cooks for everyone, Stacey concluded: “I’ve done something wrong. I’ve… I’ve lost. I’ve lost in the game that is raising a teenager.”
BBC’s Stacey Solomon shares family insight as she admits ‘I’ve lost’
During the programme, 35-year-old Stacey Solomon shared some personal insights about her sister while chatting with Sarah, the mum in the family. As they tidied up the dining area, Stacey revealed she had some familiarity with deaf awareness. The BBC star said: “My sister is hard of hearing. So, she doesn’t sign. She’ll always lip-read me.” Sarah then explained to Stacey that deaf people have sign names, and hers is ‘Sarah – the cheeky one’. In a light-hearted moment, Sarah suggested a sign name for Stacey based on her chattiness, causing the BBC star to burst into laughter as she confessed: “Ok, I was expecting it, to be honest!”
The BBC star explained her sister is hard of hearing
The family were overjoyed with their home makeover, expressing their gratitude to Stacey and the team for their hard work over the past few days. Viewers quickly took to Twitter to share their thoughts on the episode, with many praising the family. One person tweeted: “This is an emotional one #sortyourlifeout”, while another commented: “They seem like a lovely family, very much in love which is cute to see in a couple #SortYourLifeOut.” One viewer wrote: “#sortyourlifeout Timeon is an absolute gift. They are very lucky to have such a son.” Another agreed, saying: “He’s a blessing isn’t he?” Their eldest son also received praise, with one person commenting: “He radiates loveliness! Remarkable.” Others echoed these sentiments, with one person saying: “This family seems lovely on #sortyourlifeout” and another adding: “What a lovely family #sortyourlifeout” Sort Your Life Out is available to watch on BBC iPlayer.
