Josie Gibson is set to return for a second series of her ITV show How To Clean Up For Cash, which will air in 2027 following its debut on ITV1 earlier this year.
The launch episode attracted 1.8 million viewers, with an average audience of 1.5 million across the first run.
What the show involves
The programme follows Josie, alongside antiques and collectables expert Dan Hatfield and declutter expert Jacqueline McLeod, as they get 48 hours to enter the homes of clutter culprits without their knowledge.
While the homeowners are distracted by a fake show, Josie and her team box up their belongings and work out how much they are worth, ready to sell the items if the owners agree.
Josie's reaction
Speaking about the renewal, Josie, who won Big Brother in 2010, said she is looking forward to returning to people's homes.
"I am so excited that How to Clean Up for Cash is coming back for a second series on ITV! I loved helping people reclaim and transform their homes in series one," she said.
"The excitement of discovering hidden treasures and being able to offer people thousands of pounds for possessions they'd been holding onto for years was incredible."
She added: "I can't wait to go even bigger for series two, so if you know someone whose clutter has taken over and who deserves a fresh start, make sure to nominate them!"
Context and impact
UK homes are estimated to be sitting on £32 billion worth of unused items, and over 60% of people report frustration with household clutter.
Kate Teckman, head of development and commissioning editor, factual entertainment at ITV, said: "This is such a fun format with a heart of pure gold. I cannot wait to see the brilliant Josie Gibson get her calculator out again and turn more British households clutter into cash."
Series one of How To Clean Up For Cash is available to watch now on ITVX.
