Sonnaz Nooranvary, a beloved expert from BBC’s The Repair Shop, has recently shared a poignant tribute to her colleagues and exciting personal news with her fans. On Instagram, Sonnaz posted candid behind-the-scenes photos alongside her fellow craftspeople, reflecting on the past year of filming and expressing gratitude for the experience.
Ahead of a repeat airing of last year’s festive episode, Sonnaz wrote: “And that’s a wrap for @therepairshoptv 2025. What a year. Fab to finish up with @christophershawbookbinder and the brilliant crew on location this week. I’d say you can’t tell where we are from those photos!” She went on to share some archive images from nearly a decade ago, including unseen shots from a portrait session at the barn. “I’m almost a decade younger there!” she added with a smile.
Sonnaz looked ahead with excitement, saying, “I’m really looking forward to you seeing what’s been filmed. Here’s to TRS 2026!” Fans flooded the comments with praise, describing the team as a “family” and expressing enthusiasm for the upcoming season.
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In a touching personal update, Sonnaz introduced her new furry friend, a puppy named Maggie. Sharing a photo of the sleepy dog, she wrote, “Little Maggie, looking forward to her first Christmas with her gifted Kevin the Christmas Carrot and friends.” Followers responded warmly, hoping to see Maggie on set and celebrating the new addition to Sonnaz’s life.
On Boxing Day, viewers can look forward to a special festive episode of The Repair Shop, featuring distinguished guests Dame Helen Mirren, Julia Donaldson, and Rob Brydon. Dame Helen will present a cherished World War II-era cello from Denville Hall, a home for entertainment professionals, while Julia Donaldson and Rob Brydon bring in a miniature farmhouse that carries family memories. The Christmas Special airs at 8pm on BBC One, promising heartfelt restorations and seasonal warmth.