Stacey Solomon's hit BBC show Sort Your Life Out is set to return for two more series.
The decluttering program sees the former X-Factor star-turned TV host and her team help families organise and transform their homes.
It recently wrapped filming for its seventh season and is already looking ahead to an eighth.
Sort Your Life Out with Stacey Solomon to get 2 more series
A BBC insider told The Sun: "Stacey doesn’t just get big viewing figures, with her massive online presence, she also draws in the very important younger market for the Beeb.
"Which is why she’s now having to juggle so many projects because she also has another series of Stacey and Joe out later this year."
It is not the only series involving the popular social media star returning for a new one.
Stacey and her partner, former EastEnders star Joe Swash, recently confirmed a third series of their reality show Stacey and Joe.
In a joint statement, the couple said: "If you watched the first series, you'll know we’ve been talking about the lakes for ages… it feels a bit surreal to finally see it coming to life.
"With the juggle of family life thrown in, we’re learning as we go, so we’ll be just as surprised as everyone else to see how it all unfolds.
"A huge thank you to everyone who has watched Stacey and Joe so far.
"We’re so grateful and can’t wait for you to see this next series."
Joe Swash and son Harry in talks for major TV show
However, Joe looks set for a TV turn without Stacey soon, after he and his 19-year-old son Harry - who he shares with ex-girlfriend Emma Sophocleous - were said to be in "advanced talks" to appear in Celebrity Race Across the World.
A source told The Sun: "Series four hasn’t even aired yet, but already producers are locking in stars for series five.
"They thought that previous contestants, dad and son Jeff and Freddy Brazier, were great, and that Joe and Harry would build on that."
As an added bonus, Harry has largely stayed out of the spotlight on social media, so the show would mark his debut into the public eye.
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The source said: "It’s also a real coup for them that Harry would be willing to go on camera.
"He’s made a conscious decision to keep out of the limelight until now.
"Hopefully, he and Joe will deliver some really moving scenes on camera."
The fifth series of Celebrity Race Across the World is due to start filming next March.
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