Molly-Mae Hague set to agree third season of reality show
Molly-Mae Hague is set to sign up for a third series of her reality show, Behind It All.
Molly-Mae Hague is set to sign up for a third series of her reality show.
The 27-year-old star - who shot to fame when she appeared on Love Island in 2019 - has previously won the National Television Award (NTA) for Authored Documentary for her show Behind It All but fans were worried she wouldn't be making any more episodes because she's adjusting to life as a mother of two after she and fiance Tommy Fury welcomed son Midas into the world in June.
However, although Molly won't be thinking about what her return to work will look like for a few more months, a return for the Prime Video series is on the cards.
An insider told The Sun newspaper: “Discussions for a potential third series at a very early stage, but there’s a willingness for more. It’s more a question of when and how it will happen.
“Molly is now a busy mother of two with a burgeoning business, but as difficult as that makes filming a documentary, it also means the third outing would also have more to focus on.”
Just a few weeks after welcoming Midas into the world, Molly - who also has three-year-old daughter Bambi with Tommy - admitted she was struggling with "baby brain".
Speaking directly to the camera from her bedroom while wearing pyjamas and no make-up in her new video, Molly said: “All I can say is, my brain is absolutely not working properly.
“I remember this from my post-partum journey with Bambi. For me, baby brain through pregnancy does not even compare to baby brain once you give birth.
“When I am tired, as you will be able to see in this video, when I am tired, I am a different person.
“I talk differently, I can’t string a sentence together. I just keep saying, ‘Um, um, um’ because I can’t like get my words out quickly enough.
“It doesn’t flow, basically… that is why I am a woman that needs my sleep.
“That is why I am already working as hard as I can to get my boy into a routine because I need this little boy to be the same kind of sleeper that Bambi has been for us.
“That comes with work, patience, perseverance and for us, a really, really solid routine.”
According to Patient.info, “baby brain” “refers to the occasional forgetfulness some women experience when they’re expecting”.
Molly and Tommy’s relationship has remained firmly in the spotlight following their widely publicised split and reconciliation, with their journey continuing to attract significant attention across social media and in Behind It All.
Molly and Tommy first found fame on Love Island, where they met during the 2019 series before finishing as runners-up. Since leaving the ITV2 dating show, Molly has built a career as an entrepreneur and content creator, while Tommy has continued his boxing career following appearances on the programme alongside his relationship with Molly.
