Molly-Mae Hague shares heartbreaking insight into new Amazon series after Tommy Fury reunion
MOLLY-MAE Hague has shared a heartbreaking insight into her new Amazon series, after her Tommy Fury reunion.
The star, 25, took to social media recently, to share a photo while filming the hotly-anticipated second half.
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She penned: "Season 1 WRAPPED!!! See you on May 9th for our next three episodes of Molly-Mae: Behind it all."
Molly has confirmed that the series will return to Prime Video on May 9th, and fans are delighted.
And now, in a new update on her YouTube channel, the star has shared an insight into the second part.
Appearing from her car, the mum-of-one got emotional as she listened to the song Scars To Your Beautiful by Alessia Cara.
She then told the camera: 'I'm not even a proper crier, that's a lie, I actually am a crier.
'I feel like in the next three episodes of Behind It All I cry quite a bit.'
After Molly made the confession she began to doubt herself, adding: 'Do I? Have I just made that up? I don't know.'
It comes after The Sun revealed Molly-Mae is no longer hiding her reunion with Tommy Fury.
The boxer, 25, shared a touching photo of Molly cuddling their daughter Bambi at home on Mother's Day.
Molly-Mae Hague breaks silence on Tommy Fury reunion as she admits spending more time at his house saying 'we're just figuring things out'
And Molly has since shared a photo of Tommy on her Instagram Stories.
They've also jetted off on romantic trips to Budapest and Dubai together.
Earlier this month, Molly admitted she was spending more time at the £5million mansion, where Tommy had been living alone.
Molly-Mae has made it clear she 'doesn't care who knows' about their reunion, with pals saying it's like they're in the honeymoon phase all over again.
A source said: 'In her mind they're back together and back in love.
'She doesn't care who knows, it's like they're in the honeymoon period all over again.'
It comes as The Sun revealed her fiercely protective sister, Zoe Hague, has been waving red flags, refusing to forgive or forget how things played out last the last time.
'They think this is a terrible idea and that it will end in tears again,' the source said.
'For them, it's not a case of if it implodes – it's when.'
In scenes broadcast on her first three episodes of warts-and-all Prime Video documentary, Molly Mae: Behind It All, the Maebe founder sobbed as she recalled pleading with Tommy to ditch alcohol during her sister Zoe's Wedding last year.
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