Gemma Collins 'puts her heart on the line' as she announces epic reality TV comeback with 'no filters or walls' tracking 'the biggest chapter of her life' - and fans all say the same thing
The TOWIE alumni will track 'the biggest chapter of her life' in Gemma Collins: Four Weddings and a Baby - and fans are ecstatic about seeing her back on screen.
Sky has teamed up with Gemma for the brand-new series, pulling back the curtain on her life as she enters a pivotal chapter: the road to marriage and motherhood, with 'no filters or walls'.
Announcing the documentary, Gemma shared a glamorous snap of her relaxing on a sun lounger in a rainbow kaftan as she films scenes with a huge mic above her head.
She captioned the snap: 'Can't believe the news is finally out about my new series with @skytv. This time it's different. I'm putting my heart on the line no filters, no walls, just the real me.
'You'll see the real Gemma Collins behind the GC as I take on the biggest chapter of my life.
The TOWIE alumni will track 'the biggest chapter of her life' in Gemma Collins : Four Weddings and a Baby
'Over the next year I will be planning my wedding and beginning the steps into starting a family and I feel truly blessed and excited for everyone to come on this new journey with me.'
The eight-part documentary is said to show Gemma as you haven't seen her before, with a look at behind the scenes of her daily life over the next year.
From glamorous events to quiet moments at home, Gemma will juggle a blended family, planning the wedding she's always dreamed of and hopefully having a much longed-for baby of her own through IVF.
Best known for her magnetic personality and headline-making career, Gemma is ready to take off the GC mask and show fans the woman behind the persona, opening up for the first time on how her past has shaped the woman she's become.
She'll share her hopes for a future as a mother, and the highs and lows of love, commitment, and the strength it takes to keep going under public scrutiny.
Gemma said previously of the series: 'This really is the most important year of my life, and for the first time people will get to see the Gemma behind the GC. Over the next year I will be planning my wedding and beginning the steps into starting a family.
'I've always felt natural in front of the cameras, but now I want to let the world see the real raw me sharing the most intimate and personal times in my life.
'I feel ready to truly open up, not just about the present, but about my past and everything I've been through to become the woman I am today.
'I feel truly blessed and excited for everyone to come with me on this new chapter of my life.'
Fans couldn't contain their excitement at her reality TV return, commenting: 'My prayers have been answered to have you back on our screens!!';
'We're going to have so many more one liners, can't wait,'; 'Yes! So excited for this! You are fabulous and I can't wait to see this!';
'YESSSSSSS GEM BACK ON OUR SCREENS ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️,'; 'ITS ABOUT TIME!!'
Gemma Collins: Four Weddings and a Baby is a Navybee production for Sky Max and will air some time in 2026.
It comes after Gemma made a sweet confession about being a stepmum to her partner Rami Hawash's son Tristan as she spoke candidly in a new interview on Sunday.
The former reality star is fully involved in life of her fiancé Rami's, 50, son who is now seven years old.
In a new interview this weekend she told how this summer she has been looking after him amid the school holidays and instead of going on lavish trips abroad has been focused on 'being a stepmum'.
She told The Mirror: 'I've been busy being a step mum, because obviously I've got Tristan now. We've been just doing family, normal, kiddy, friendly things.'
'I spent more time in [children's trampoline park] Jump Street than I've had hot dinners. I've been on the PlayStation, you name it, I been doing it.
'Parks, doggy walks, I just been being a step mum to be honest. I wish I could say to you, I'm sat in Mykonos drinking a Pina Colada, but I'm not.
'I have been being stepmother duties but I wouldn't have it any other way. I've loved it.'
She said she was fully enjoying the summer holidays and was making the most of it all as 'time is precious'.
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