The final episodes of Molly-Mae Hague's documentary series reveal a relationship fully back in bloom, with partner Tommy Fury taking a central and flirtatious role. The new instalments of Behind It All on Prime Video, released on Friday the 15th of January 2026, show the couple in a far happier place than when filming began amidst their split a year ago.
Flirty Phone Calls and 'Filthy' Chat
In one standout moment, Molly-Mae FaceTimes Tommy from the glass-walled office of her new business premises. The exchange quickly turns playful, with Tommy complimenting the space but insisting it "almost looks as good as you." When Molly-Mae hints that her glasses might be "S. E. X. Y," Tommy's thoughts turn to the potential of the transparent office walls.
He suggests his next thought involves her personal office and is "not PG friendly," prompting Molly-Mae to laugh and later describe him as a "filthy, filthy man" to the cameras with a wide grin. This intimate glimpse contrasts sharply with the couple's well-documented rocky period, underscoring a significant reconciliation.
Charming the Family with a 'Sex Queen' Compliment
Tommy's charm offensive extends to Molly-Mae's family later in the documentary. While she visits her mother and nana, he joins via video call and encourages her nana to visit their home once they move back in together. When the nana greets him with a cheerful 'Hi Tommy, hi fella,' his cheeky reply causes an uproar.
He quips, "The sex queen, she's ravishing," a comment that delights Molly-Mae's nana and sends her granddaughter into fits of laughter. Molly-Mae explains to viewers that her family adores Tommy, "even when he's been in everyone's bad books."
A New Chapter After a 'Rollercoaster' Romance
The documentary concludes on an optimistic note, showing removal men packing up Molly-Mae and daughter Bambi's belongings for the move back in with Tommy. Despite emotional tears, Molly-Mae commits to the fresh start. She reflects on their journey, stating she is "very proud of me and Tommy for working through our problems" and believes they had something "really worth saving."
She admits her mood is "50 times better than normally" when her relationship is thriving. Looking ahead, she says, "I just feel like it's gonna be a really good chapter for us. I think it's gonna be our best chapter yet." The series also follows her business ventures, including expanding her Maebe fashion brand and collaborating with Adidas on a trainer range.
The first series of Behind It All heavily focused on the couple's split and tentative reconciliation, with series two beginning with Molly-Mae not wearing her engagement ring. These final episodes signal a powerful turnaround for the Love Island 2019 stars, who share daughter Bambi and have navigated a very public relationship.
