Josie Gibson teams up with collectable expert Dan Hatfield and declutter expert Jacqueline McLeod on the show. Dan Hatfield was called to London in early January for a 'top secret' TV meeting about the show, according to multiple reports. In an official press release, ITV described the premise: 'When the culprits return home to the shock of a lifetime, they face a pivotal decision: do they keep the clutter or take the cash?' Josie Gibson added in a press release statement, 'How To Clean Up For Cash is a show with so much heart. It isn’t just about decluttering, it’s about bringing people together. We’re on the ground, in homes across the country, showing viewers how much their everyday items might be worth.' Kate Teckman, head of development and commissioning editor for factual entertainment at ITV, said in a press release, 'We’ve turned the decluttering genre on its head. Expect mischief, revelations behind the value of everyday items and plenty of jaw dropping moments. Josie’s infectious humour combined with Dan and Jacqui’s expertise really packs a punch.' The exact number of families or episodes filmed so far has not been disclosed, and the specific items or amounts of money discovered during filming remain unknown.
Josie Gibson is reportedly being lined-up as the first celebrity contestant on this year's Strictly Come Dancing. The BBC missed out on signing Josie Gibson three years ago to ITV rival I'm A Celebrity, according to multiple reports. Whether she has officially signed a contract for Strictly Come Dancing has not been confirmed, and the full list of professional dancers axed from Strictly Come Dancing leading to its 'new look' has not been detailed publicly.
When the culprits return home to the shock of a lifetime, they face a pivotal decision: do they keep the clutter or take the cash?
Stacey Solomon has been the star of BBC's Sort Your Life Out since 2021. Stacey Solomon is not legally married to Joe Swash despite their 2022 wedding ceremony. The exact reasons why their marriage was not made legal remain unclear.
How To Clean Up For Cash is a show with so much heart. It isn’t just about decluttering, it’s about bringing people together. We’re on the ground, in homes across the country, showing viewers how much their everyday items might be worth.
We’ve turned the decluttering genre on its head. Expect mischief, revelations behind the value of everyday items and plenty of jaw dropping moments. Josie’s infectious humour combined with Dan and Jacqui’s expertise really packs a punch.