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New episodes of Molly-Mae’s Behind It All documentary are now streaming on Prime Video
Molly-Mae’s Love Island season explained as star returns with new documentary
- The second instalment of Molly-Mae’s documentary ‘Molly-Mae: Behind It All’ has finally dropped on Prime Video today (January 16) following an explosive return last year. The first three episodes of Season 2 dropped back in October, giving fans an exclusive insight into her life and relationship with Tommy Fury.
- Those who tuned in to the first three episodes will remember that the influencer opened up about everything from her struggles with childcare to her rocky relationship with the boxer. Now, the remaining episodes are available to stream as Prime Video teases: “The former Love Island star is once again giving fans an intimate look behind the scenes of her glamorous life, in a fresh instalment of her hit docuseries.”
- Molly-Mae has gone from strength to strength since she first rose to fame following her Love Island stint, but what season was the star in the villa? Molly-Mae appeared back in 2019. She was just 20 years old when she entered the villa during Season 5.
- Fans may remember that the former Love Island star entered as a bombshell on the show and set her sights on Tommy and Curtis Pritchard, taking both on a date when she first arrived. However, it was her connection with Tommy that blossomed throughout her time in the villa, with the two even becoming boyfriend and girlfriend.
- Molly-Mae and Tommy went on to finish runner-up, with Amber Gill and Greg O’Shea winning the show, with the two taking their relationship to the outside world and building a life together.
- Fans can get an exclusive insight into Molly-Mae’s life as she shares all about her relationship, including their split, and her family life in the brand new episodes of Molly-Mae: Behind It All – streaming now on Prime Video.
Read the full story: Molly-Mae says it’s ‘bittersweet’ as she addresses Tommy Fury move
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Source: Mirror
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