Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury 'in talks for Prime Video show'
Former 'Love Island' winners Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury are said to be in discussions with Amazon Prime Video bosses about landing their own reality TV show on the streaming service.
Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury are in talks for their own reality TV show on Amazon Prime Video.
The former 'Love Island' winners have appeared on Netflix show 'At Home With The Furys', which mainly focused on Tommy's boxer brother Tyson Fury and his wife Paris Fury, but they could be set to make the move to Prime Video.
A TV source told MailOnline: "Molly-Mae and Tommy are in talks to star in their own reality series with Prime Video.
"Over the years, they have had multiple streaming platforms approach them to do a fly on the wall show, their lives and careers are so interesting and their fanbase would love a closer look into everything that goes on behind the scenes."
While it is yet to be a done deal, if such an agreement does come to fruition it's thought filming could start as early as this summer, and continue up until Molly-Mae and Tommy, both 25, get married.
The source added: "The deal is yet to be signed on the dotted line but if it is, they hope to begin filming with the family in July and continue right up until they get married.
"Their wedding is going to be a big event and a moment they want to share with viewers but on their own terms.
"Molly is fiercely business minded and she knows television is the perfect way to open her following up to a new audience and show any of her doubters she is the real deal."
It comes after Molly-Mae admitted she and Tommy aren't planning to have another baby "anytime soon", because they want to get married first.
When asked this month by a fan on Instagram if "baby number two" could be on the cards, she replied: "Not anytime soon ... wedding first"
Boxer Tommy popped the question to Molly-Mae last summer, but she has now admitted their nuptials don't look like happening until next year.
Quizzed on whether her wedding will be in 2025, she wrote: "[Crying face emoji] It's looking that way."
