Prime Video has confirmed that Molly-Mae Hague, who first shot to prominence after appearing on Love Island, will feature in a brand-new all-access docuseries.
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The six-part series will be released in two-parts, with the first three episodes launching on 17th January 2025, followed by the final three dropping in Spring 2025.
It is said that the series will give viewers an unprecedented look at Molly-Mae's life, following her journey after her highly publicised breakup with Tommy Fury.
The synopsis for the series says: "We’ll see Molly-Mae adapt to the challenges of motherhood, all while preparing to launch her biggest business venture to date: 'Maebe'.
"In this intimate look, we uncover how these experiences have shaped her into the powerhouse entrepreneur she is today."
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The synopsis continues: "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.
"This is Molly-Mae as we’ve never seen her before - raw, real and redefining what it means to thrive under intense public scrutiny."
Hannah Blyth, head of TV at Prime Video UK, said in a statement: "This year has been a transformative one for Molly, and we’re thrilled to offer Prime Video audiences exclusive, intimate access to her daily life and exciting new ventures through this series.
"Molly is a true powerhouse and her authenticity, resilience, and strength will undoubtedly resonate with viewers as she opens up like never before.
"It’s been a true pleasure collaborating with Molly and the talented teams at [production companies] Lorton, Navybee and Workerbee."
James Hibbs is a Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering programmes across both streaming platforms and linear channels. He previously worked in PR, first for a B2B agency and subsequently for international TV production company Fremantle. He possesses a BA in English and Theatre Studies and an NCTJ Level 5 Diploma in Journalism.
