Molly-Mae breaks silence on Tommy Fury cheating rumours as she makes tearful admission in new documentary
The first official trailer for Molly-Mae Hague's Amazon Prime docu-series has just landed.
And in one segment of the explosive teaser, the social media star can seen breaking down in tears as she lifts the lid on her shock split from fiancé Tommy Fury publicly for the first time.
The ex-couple - who first met on ITV2 dating series Love Island back in 2019 - hadn't long celebrated their fifth anniversary when they announced their break-up in August.
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Sharing the news on social media at the time, 25-year-old Molly-Mae admitted: "Never in a million years did I think I'd ever have to write this.
"After five years of being together I never imagined our story would end, especially not this way."
In the weeks that followed, after returning to YouTube following a brief break from social media, Molly-Mae told her fans she wouldn't be speaking on the break-up and wished to remain private for the sake of her family.
That said, however, the nature of the couple's announcement quickly sparked speculation that Tommy had acted unfaithfully behind his fiancés's back - an accusation he has vehemently denied.
Only on a handful of occasions has Molly-Mae since touched on changes to her personal life.
Weeks after the the split, she opened up on suffering with 'attachment issues' when it comes to one-year-old daughter Bambi - whom she now co-parents with Tommy - and in September, she also admitted to not knowing how to spend her weekends being that he's since moved out.
When back in November, Amazon Prime announced they'd commissioned a six-part docu-series centring on the former reality TV star's bustling business life and personal heartache, fans hoped that Molly-Mae would finally reveal the real reason for their shock break-up.
And by the look of the first teaser, she plans to do just that.
The minute-long trailer begins with several clips of she and Tommy together in the Manchester flat they first moved into following the conclusion of the reality series, including one which sees the boxer scooping her up into his arms.
Molly-Mae's voiceover then says: "We were utterly obsessed with one another..."
Another clip is then included, showing the elaborate Ibiza proposal that Tommy, also 25, arranged last summer.
"All I ever wanted was to get married," the influencer's voiceover then continues, before panning to Molly-Mae in tears.
"Suddenly, overnight, every part of my life changed," she adds. "The last couples of months have been the worst couple of months of my life."
Another segment sees the Herefordshire-born star chatting to someone - presumably Tommy - via car-phone, telling him, 'I'm actually not having this conversation with you', before hanging up.
Then, during a conversation with her mother, she is seen confessing: "I am very angry at him, and I am very hurt."
And in another confessional with the camera, Molly-Mae is heard admitting 'sometimes it just really hits you that I'm in this alone now', before adding of the documentary: "This is a good opportunity to say how I actually feel."
As well as she and Tommy's split, the series also promises viewers 'unprecedented access' into parenting challenges that the mother-of-one has endured since welcoming baby Bambi, and her recent professional ventures.
"Balancing the demands of motherhood, the weight of her brand’s success, and the high stakes of her latest business launch, this documentary offers an unfiltered glimpse into her strength and ambition," Prime told press back in November.
"This is Molly-Mae as we’ve never seen her before - raw, real and redefining what it means to thrive under intense public scrutiny."
The first three episodes of the series will land on 17 January, with the final three being released some time in spring.
Topics: Celebrity, Tommy Fury, Molly Mae Hague, Love Island, Reality TV, Documentaries, Amazon Prime, TV And Film
Rhianna Benson