In an emotional new preview for her documentary series, influencer Molly-Mae Hague has described moving back in with her former Love Island partner Tommy Fury as a 'bittersweet' experience, confessing she lives with ongoing 'fear' about their future.
Emotional Confessions in New Trailer
The 26-year-old star, who recently returned from a holiday in the Maldives with Fury and their two-year-old daughter Bambi, made the candid revelations in a trailer for the upcoming final instalment of Molly-Mae: Behind It All series two. The award-winning Prime Video show will release its next three episodes on Friday, January 16.
Reflecting on the couple's reconciliation after a split in August 2024, which was attributed to Fury's struggles with alcohol addiction, Hague admitted she never imagined she would pack up her Cheshire home to restart their life together. 'I am very proud of me and Tommy for working through things,' she says in the clip. 'It's just going to bring us even closer as a family.'
A 'Bittersweet' Move and Family Tensions
The process of leaving her own property, however, is laden with emotion. '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,' Hague explains, visibly tearful. She adds, 'It's also just that fear of not knowing what's round the corner.'
When questioned if she would have believed a year ago that she'd be moving back in, her response was stark: 'Big no, I really don't want to, honestly.'
The new episodes also delve into ongoing tensions with her sister Zoe, who had expressed concerns about the reconciliation earlier in the series. Hague suggests that living together has been a test, stating, 'One thing about Zo is she's just always ready to go… Zoe's life is going to change, my life is going to change, everything's going to be different.'
Life After the Split: Healing and Success
The trailer shows intimate family moments, including photos from Zoe's wedding where the couple are seen holding hands, and holiday snaps. Fury is shown playing with their daughter Bambi, who also features heavily in the new episodes.
Hague also shares a session with a healer, aiming to cleanse bad energy, and admits her nervous system constantly feels 'on edge' following the breakup. This split, announced to her 8.5 million Instagram followers in 2024, was widely speculated to be due to infidelity, a claim Fury has consistently denied. He has explained that the relationship breakdown was a consequence of his alcohol problem following a boxing injury.
Amid the personal turmoil, Hague reflects on her professional highs, including walking in a L'Oréal catwalk show alongside Kendall Jenner. 'I'm being offered opportunities now that the 16-year-old me would have literally screamed at,' she says, watching a clip of her younger self in a pageant. 'I feel very lucky with work at the minute.'
The final instalment of Molly-Mae: Behind It All Series Two, Part Two, promises a raw and unfiltered look at this pivotal chapter in the influencer's life as she navigates love, family, and fame.
