Stacey Solomon has returned to filming her BBC show, Sort Your Life Out, expressing that the team "don't take it for granted" following a triple loss at the National Television Awards. Solomon, 36, had received three nominations across individual and show categories at the ceremony held in London on Tuesday.
Her nominations included Best TV Presenter, Best Reality Docuseries for "Stacey & Joe" with her partner Joe Swash, and Best Factual Entertainment for "Sort Your Life Out." However, she did not secure any wins, with the awards going to David Attenborough, "Clarkson's Farm," and "Gogglebox" respectively.
The following day, Solomon shared a positive message on Instagram Stories alongside "Sort Your Life Out" expert Iwan Carrington. "Straight back out and with the gang at 5am this morning for Sort Your Life Out filming!" she wrote. "We didn't win yesterday, but just wanted to come on here & say THANK YOU so much for supporting us and the team... We are so lucky to go to the NTAs win or lose and we don't take it for granted. We know we wouldn't have been able to go with YOU."
She added, "And although we are all a bit tired and silly today we had the best time. LOVE YOU ALL."
Last year, Solomon had both "Sort Your Life Out" and "Stacey & Joe" nominated in the same category at the NTAs. Speaking to Magic Radio at the time, she described the situation as "absolutely ludicrous" that her own shows were competing against each other. Despite the nominations, she expressed gratitude for being shortlisted and attending the event with her family and show crews.
This is not the first time Solomon has expressed disappointment after an awards ceremony. In May 2025, she lost out at the Baftas to Rylan Clark and Rob Rinder's "Grand Tour." At the time, she shared on Instagram that she was "devastated" for her "Sort Your Life Out" team, who she felt "deserved" the award, acknowledging that making the show was not easy and that the team worked hard. Some of her followers at the time interpreted her comments as having "sour grapes."