We are currently able to absolutely confirm if there are, in fact, planets in other solar systems.
Some scientists believe that other planets exist in solar systems around all other stars.
If you take the view that planets are simply leftover spinning matter from the formation of a star, why not?
But we do not have hard evidence of any other planets or solar systems.
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