Renovation Rescue is returning for a second season on Channel 4 – but without its original presenter Stacey Solomon.

EXCLUSIVE: The first UK commission for Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine has landed itself a second series without its star presenter and with the Oscar winner no longer exec producing. Channel 4 has officially greenlit Renovation Rescue Season 2 with Vogue Williams and ex-Love Island contestant Luke Mabbott replacing Season 1 host Stacey Solomon,

Stacey Solomon has been replaced as the host of Channel 4 show Renovation Rescue after announcing she and husband Joe Swash will star in a Kardashians-style series for the BBC

Stacey Solomon will not be returning as the host of Renovation Rescue when the Channel 4 show comes back for a second series.

In addition to hosting, Vogue and Luke will also bring their knowledge and experience to the table; she has degrees in Construction Design and Management as well as Quantity Surveying and he is a trained heating and plumbing engineer.

Vogue Williams and Luke Mabbott have joined Channel 4’s Renovation Rescue as hosts for the second season. From Hello Sunshine, the series sees its presenters pick up where bad builders have left off,

TV presenter Vogue Williams and former Love Island star Luke Mabbott are to host a new series of Renovation Rescue.

Stacey Solomon's replacement has been confirmed on Channel 4 series Renovation Rescue, with Vogue Williams and Love Island's Luke Mabbott taking over.