Molly-Mae says she’s just a ‘normal person’ and ‘doesn’t get everything right’ after reuniting with Tommy Fury
MOLLY-Mae has opened up about “not being perfect” ahead of her new tell-all documentary.
The former Love Island star has been navigating a difficult break-up with fiancé Tommy Fury, motherhood with daughter Bambi, and launching her new business, Maebe, over the last year.
However, rumours that she’s reunited with Tommy privately has swelled since they were caught kissing on New Year’s Eve at a party.
Days later the couple – who share daughter Bambi – met up to watch horror movie Nosferatu at a cinema in Altrincham, Greater Manchester.
They were spotted sharing nachos and a drink before leaving at midnight to return to Molly’s £4m Cheshire home.
Molly is yet to address her status of her relationship with Tommy, but in a new interview with Grazia has opened up about “not getting everything perfect” ahead of the Prime Video documentary’s release.
“I’ve become really good at accepting the highs and lows of this job,” she told them. “My relationship breakdown being in the public eye was hard, but also, I have a young daughter, so she was my strength.
“It’s just waking up and pushing on because life has to. I’ve got businesses to run, a life to live and a daughter to raise.”
On the new doc, she added: “We’ve really delved into the good and bad days of growing Maebe, so it’s very real.
“I am just a normal person; I’m not always going to get everything perfect.”
In the documentary, Molly-Mae: Behind It All, the star is set to address the split – and potentially her and Tommy’s reconciliation.
“We were utterly obsessed with one another; all I ever wanted was to get married,” she tells the cameras.
“Suddenly, overnight, every part of my life changed. The last couple of months have been the worst of my life, I am angry at him and very hurt.”
Molly-Mae and Tommy, who got together on ITV‘s Love Island in 2019, split in August last year in a shock statement on social media – though neither have officially addressed why.
Both will appear in the show which drops on Prime Video next week.
A TV insider said: “The timing of them getting back together couldn’t be more convenient, as it will see their romance come full circle with fans watching on through the documentary.
“There was already huge interest in the programme, even before the events of the past week. But now there’s likely to be even more people watching.
“The trailer seemed to suggest there will be lots of detail about the stress Molly went through during their high-profile break up, but there was no hint of them getting back together.
“Which means the creators of the documentary – which is still being filmed – were either taken by surprise by the reunion or have had to keep it top secret for some time.”