In a raw and emotional new trailer, influencer Molly-Mae Hague has described moving back in with her former fiancé, boxer Tommy Fury, as a 'bittersweet' experience, confessing she still lives with a sense of 'fear' about their future. The preview is for the upcoming final instalment of her award-winning documentary series, Molly-Mae: Behind It All, on Prime Video.
A 'Bittersweet' New Chapter After a Public Split
The 26-year-old reality star and businesswoman admitted she 'never imagined' she would pack up her Cheshire home and return to live with Fury, following their high-profile split in August 2024. The couple, who found fame on Love Island in 2019, ended their five-year relationship due to Tommy's struggles with alcohol addiction, which he later said had cost him his 'entire family'.
After reconciling and agreeing to give their romance another chance, Molly-Mae is now navigating the complex emotions of their reunion. 'When I move into Tommy's house, I am closing the door and leaving behind such an incredible chapter in my life, it's very bittersweet,' she says tearfully in the clip. 'It's also just that fear of not knowing what's round the corner.'
When asked if she would have believed a year ago that she'd be moving back in, she replied bluntly: 'Big no, I really don't want to, honestly.'
Family Dynamics and Professional Highs
The new episodes, set to launch on Friday, January 16, also delve into family tensions. Molly-Mae addresses ongoing disagreements with her sister Zoe, who had voiced concerns about the reconciliation in earlier episodes. 'One thing about Zo is she's just always ready to go…' Molly-Mae remarks, suggesting her sister is perpetually prepared for an argument.
Despite the personal turmoil, the series highlights her soaring professional success. Reflecting on walking in a L'Oréal catwalk show alongside Kendall Jenner, she expressed disbelief at her journey. 'I'm being offered opportunities now that the 16-year-old me would have literally screamed at,' she said, watching a clip of her younger self in a pageant.
The couple's two-year-old daughter, Bambi, features prominently, with sweet scenes showing Tommy playing with her. The family recently spent Christmas and New Year in the Maldives, a holiday Molly-Mae described as unforgettable.
The Reason for the Breakup
The trailer touches on the root cause of their initial separation. Molly-Mae admits her nervous system still feels 'on edge' following the split. Tommy, who appears via video calls and clips, has consistently denied rumours of infidelity that swirled after their breakup announcement.
He has publicly attributed the split to his alcohol addiction, exacerbated by a boxing injury that halted his training. 'We broke up because I had a problem with alcohol and I couldn't be the partner that I wanted to be anymore,' he explained in a past interview, adding that having his personal life dissected globally was incredibly difficult.
The final part of Molly-Mae: Behind It All Series Two promises an intimate look at this pivotal moment as the family attempts to rebuild, balancing hope with the palpable anxiety of the unknown.
