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Molly-Mae Hague breaks silence on Behind It All documentary backlash after being slammed as ‘out of touch’ and ‘bratty’

FORMER Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague has broken her silence on her Behind It All documentary and the backlash she faced.

The 26-year-old successful star and mum of one, was slammed when her new Amazon docuseries, Molly-Mae: Behind It All, was released.

Molly-Mae Hague has opened up about the backlash she received after her docuseries dropped on AmazonCredit: YouTube/mollymae9879
The reality star and influencer said she deleted TikTok after seeing some of the commentsCredit: YouTube/mollymae9879

Many viewers of the series admitted the Love Island star’s “bratty behaviour” had “put them off her” after watching the Amazon offering.

Breaking her silence on the backlash and reaction from viewers, Molly-Mae opened up in the introduction of her new YouTube video, which was shared on Monday evening.

The influencer and fashion mogul even revealed she was forced to delete TikTok amid the comments she saw about the series.

Speaking in her vlog, she said: “I had seen what people were saying about the doc and then made the executive decision to basically delete TikTok.”

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Molly-Mae added how deleting the app “has been quite frankly one of the best decisions I ever made”.

The reality star then said how though she has grown a thick skin over the years, “there’s something about that app that just feels like so insanely toxic”.

Molly-Mae then explained how she saw her makeup artist scrolling on social media and spotted “at least three things within that short time of me looking at her phone that I didn’t want to see”.

“So, I just felt like, okay, definitely definitely in no way, shape or form rushing to get the app back anytime soon.

“I just want to say that I’ve also received so many incredibly lovely messages and people saying that they’ve also really enjoyed it.

“And that’s literally all I wanted for the doc. It’s never ever been to do anything other than just create something for people to watch and enjoy.

“And I think I’ve definitely definitely learned a lot,” she added.

Molly-Mae then told of how she was nervous about the documentary coming out.

“Like I think even before the premiere, there’s a bit of me in this vlog where I’m like severely anxious,” she explained.

Molly-Mae then said that she had anticipated some of the critique the documentary got.

“I literally said like ‘that’s going to cause this’ and ‘this is going to cause that’.

“I have been doing this job now for a really really long time and I feel like we kind of had a formula that we followed for years that avoids what has happened with the doc from happening.

“And with this drop of the doc like we literally did the complete opposite of what we normally do.

“Like we spoke about things we don’t speak about.

“We kept things in that probably I would never ever show of myself like because with the last drop of the doc everyone was like we want more. We want more.”

Molly-Mae went on: “So, it’s like you give it, but then it’s not like it’s too much or it’s, you know…

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“I saw someone saying that they fell asleep halfway through one of the episodes because it was so boring yet they feel like the episodes aren’t long enough.”

She then said how she “really really can’t keep everyone happy” no matter how much she tries.

Molly-Mae’s documentary on Amazon divided opinion among viewersCredit: Prime Video

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Molly-Mae Hague makes HUGE commitment to Tommy Fury after getting back together

MOLLY-MAE Hague has taken a major step in her relationship with Tommy Fury after the couple’s recent reconciliation.

The Love Island stars had been living separately for a year following their shock split.

Molly-Mae Hague has taken a huge leap in her reconciliation with Tommy FuryCredit: Instagram
They’ve been seen posing for pics in his homeCredit: Instagram/MollyMae
Molly-Mae and Tommy are living together again

Now The Sun can reveal the pair are “stronger than ever” and have decided to make their reunion official by living under the same roof again.

A source told The Sun: “Molly and Tommy are living together and sleeping in the same bed again.

“She’s been living between her house and his house but it’s too much so she’s making the jump to live full time with him. 

“They’re in a really good place and she’s really happy so feels comfortable that it’s the right thing to do.”

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The Sun has contacted Molly-Mae’s rep for comment.

Molly-Mae, 26, also dropped hints they’d moved in together again when she featured Tommy in her new YouTube vlog. 

In the video, the pair can be seen lounging in bed together eating chocolate with their daughter Bambi, looking relaxed and affectionate.

The influencer also opened up about their living arrangements, explaining that Tommy had temporarily moved back in with her while his own house undergoes renovation.

She said: “He’s doing building work in his master bedroom so it’s unliveable,” adding that he’s been spending most of his time at her Cheshire mansion.

The move marks a big milestone for the couple, who met on Love Island in 2019.

They welcomed their daughter, Bambi, in January 2023.

However, their relationship hit the rocks last year and Molly-Mae ditched her engagement ring as she kicked Tommy out of their home.

Despite the split, she confirmed they were working on their relationship in her Prime fly on the wall series Behind It All series one.

Then in Behind It All series two, Molly, 26, said: “Recently, we have been spending more time together.

“Going out together in public more which at first was scary because we didn’t know what we were going to say.

“We had literally broken up and then suddenly spending time together again.”

She explained: “We are back together. Like we are back together.

“We are, I don’t know what we are.”

Opening up about her fears the Maebe fashion designer explained that she wasn’t quite ready to wear her £600k ring again.

She said: “I’m not putting my ring back on yet just because I don’t feel quite ready.

“And also because I would kinda quite like for him to make a kind of a gesture.

“Not ask me again. That’s a lot but just a nice dinner or something.

“Just to like have that moment of ok, I’ll wear my ring again.”

Now, their reunion and Molly-Mae’s decision to live with Tommy full-time has fuelled speculation the couple could be planning for a second baby.

In her recent vlog, Molly-Mae hinted that family life is once again her top priority, telling fans she’s “in a really happy place.”

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Fans have also reacted to her latest photos from Dubai in their droves, insisting she could already be expecting.

She was forced to deny she was pregnant back in April after fans saw a “clue” in her home.

Molly Mae and Tommy Fury are currently in Dubai and fans have been speculating that she’s pregnant againCredit: Instagram

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Molly-Mae Hague announces release date for series two of Behind It All – and it’s just days away

MOLLY-MAE Hague has announced the release date for series two of Behind It All – and it’s just days away.

After the first series scooped up an NTA for best authored documentary, fans have been early anticipating the next installment of the Love Island star’s show. 

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Molly-Mae Hague announces release date for series two of Behind It AllCredit: Youtube/Amazon Prime Video

Now, Molly has revealed that series two will drop on October 18, as the trailer for the new series was released. 

She penned: “SURPRISE!!!… This is your 11 day countdown🎬 ‘Molly-Mae behind it all’ Series 2, Part 1 is coming to @primevideouk on the 18th of October (my favourite month of the year😭)… 

“I’m so excited for you all to see what’s been going on behind the scenes. Things have been crazy!!!”

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The dramatic new trailer starts will Molly climbing onto her private jet, and sees the star juggle a busy working life with her two-year-old Bambi.

Fans and friends of the star flooded to the comments to share their excitement. 

Molly’s sister Zoe Hague wrote: “AHHH S*** HERE WE GO AGAIN” and Molly’s best pal Taylor said: “We go again!!!!!!!” followed by fire and heart emojis.

The first part of the Molly Mae: Behind It All documentary launched on Amazon Video on Friday, 17th January 2025.

Three episodes immediately landed with the new reality show’s arrival, each roughly 30 minutes long.

This was followed by a second batch of three episodes four months later.

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Prime were blown away by the ratings and were particularly thrilled by the huge numbers of young female viewers which Mollie, 26, brought to the streaming service.

A few months ago a TV insider said: “Molly-Mae: Behind it All was the most watched show by females in the UK in the hugely valuable 18 to 35 age group.

“That’s a crucial market for the streamer to tap into.

“Viewers were obviously hooked by the ups and downs of her relationship with Tommy, but also inspired by her juggling her love life with being a mother to their young daughter as well as running a business.

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“Prime is so keen to get it back on screen that production has already kicked off on the second season which will either drop later this year or early next year.”

NTA win

 This year, Molly-Mae’s show won an NTA – but it was a win that wasn’t without its backlash.

She beat out the likes of Amy Dowden‘s Strictly Amy: Cancer and Me which followed her cancer journey and Boyzone‘s Sky docuseries.

The late Rob Burrow also lost out for his piece, There’s Only One Rob Burrow, which documented his struggle with motor neurone disease.

She issued a statement on social media after a number of viewers complained about the National Television Awards result on social media.

Sharing a picture of herself on the stage, she then wrote: “Last night at the NTAs I shared a category with people whose stories will always be more powerful and inspirational than mine.

“I see that, I believe that and I want to acknowledge it again here.”

She continued: “It was only right to dedicate this award to the late Rob Burrow and his family and to the remarkable people in my category … this win belongs to them.”

However, even though the former reality star acknowledged that other nominees were ‘more powerful and inspirational,’ she thanked her fans for voting for her.

She added: “I’m so grateful for the recognition but even more grateful to have stood alongside such strength and inspiration. [White heart emoji]

“To everyone that voted … I am absolutely blown away. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.”

At the time of the ITV ceremony broadcast, Fans slammed the ceremony as they thought that ‘more worthy’ nominees should have gotten the gong.

Taking to X, one fan fumed: “Molly Mae winning an NTA over Rob Burrow or Amy Dowden is everything that is wrong with the world.”

A second stated: “If you want to know the state of tv these days… Molly Mae documentary beat Rob Burrow documentary. What wild times we live in.”

“All those wonderfully powerful documentaries and Molly Mae won!?” wrote a third.

While a fourth added: “Molly Mae winning an NTA over Rob Burrow really reminds me how much I hate society today. And the mid-speech dedication felt false and completely inappropriate. His family’s face said it all.”

Molly-Mae: Behind It All Series 2 (Episodes 1–3) launches exclusively on Prime Video on 18th October. Episodes 4-6 episodes will follow in early 2026. 

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The second series drops on October 18thCredit: Youtube/Amazon Prime Video



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Molly-Mae Hague responds to NTAs backlash after fans hit out at star for bagging gong

MOLLY-Mae Hague responded to the backlash at the NTAs after fans hit out at the star for bagging gong.

The former Love Island star won the Authored Documentary award for her Amazon Prime series, Molly-Mae: Behind It All.

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Molly-Mae issued a statement after she picked up the Authored Documentary award at the 2025 NTAsCredit: Splash
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She accepted the gong for her Amazon Prime series, Molly-Mae: Behind It All.Credit: Getty
Molly Mae holding an award at the NTAs.

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The star took to her Instagram story to release a new statementCredit: Instagram

Viewers tuned into the streaming series to follow the challenges of life after her breakup from Tommy Fury.

She beat out the likes of Amy Dowden‘s Strictly Amy: Cancer and Me which followed her cancer journey and Boyzone‘s Sky docuseries.

The late Rob Burrow also lost out for his piece, There’s Only One Rob Burrow, which documented his struggle with motor neurone disease.

Molly-Mae, 26, has now issued a statement on social media after a number of viewers complained about the National Television Awards result on social media.

Sharing a picture of herself on the stage, she then wrote: “Last night at the NTAs I shared a category with people whose stories will always be more powerful and inspirational than mine.

“I see that, I believe that and I want to acknowledge it again here.”

She continued: “It was only right to dedicate this award to the late Rob Burrow and his family and to the remarkable people in my category … this win belongs to them.”

However, even though the former reality star acknowledged that other nominees were ‘more powerful and inspirational,’ she thanked her fans for voting for her.

She added: “I’m so grateful for the recognition but even more grateful to have stood alongside such strength and inspiration. [White heart emoji]

“To everyone that voted … I am absolutely blown away. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.”

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At the time of the ITV ceremony broadcast, Fans slammed the ceremony as they thought that ‘more worthy’ nominees should have gotten the gong.

Taking to X, one fan fumed: “Molly Mae winning an NTA over Rob Burrow or Amy Dowden is everything that is wrong with the world.”

A second stated: “If you want to know the state of tv these days… Molly Mae documentary beat Rob Burrow documentary. What wild times we live in.”

“All those wonderfully powerful documentaries and Molly Mae won!?” wrote a third.

I shared a category with people whose stories will always be more powerful and inspirational than mine.

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While a fourth added: “Molly Mae winning an NTA over Rob Burrow really reminds me how much I hate society today. And the mid-speech dedication felt false and completely inappropriate. His family’s face said it all.”

Vogue’s swipe

Fellow reality TV star Vogue Williams took a rather catty swipe after Molly-Mae picked up her first NTA.

Speaking on Lorraine, Vogue said: “I’m going to plan a break up because then I’m going to win an NTA myself,” before she burst out in laughter.

The star added: “Yeah there were quite a few shocked faces in the room because she was up against Rob Burrows, Freddie Flintoff, Amy Dowden, incredible documentaries.

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“I think there were a few shocked faces in the audience but she did pay tribute to Rob Burrows in her acceptance speech.”

Molly’s Speech

The star did dedicate her award to former rugby player Rob, who passed away last year at 41.

She told the audience: “Oh my goodness. Honestly, just to be nominated for this award was such an honour.”

“I think as you guys saw, we were up against some seriously inspirational people in this category.”

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She then went on to thank her production team as she continued: “This team has been the reason why this experience has been so incredible for me.

“I think with nights like tonight it’s not just about the talent. It’s about the people that make shows like these.

“I’ve learned so much, I feel like I could start my own production company at this point.”

She then went onto thank her family who she labelled as the “best support system.”

I think as you guys saw, we were up against some seriously inspirational people in this category.

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Molly-Mae added: “And thank you to my own family who didn’t choose this life [of stardom] but came on the show for me because they knew how much it meant to me.

“You’re the best support system I could ask for.”

Molly-Mae Hague accepts the 'Authored Doc' Award at the NTA's.

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Molly acknowledged that some of the other nominees were ‘more powerful and inspirational’Credit: Getty
Vogue Williams on the Lorraine show.

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Vogue Williams took a savage swipe at Molly-Mae on LorraineCredit: ITV
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The star dedicated the award to the late Rob BurrowCredit: Splash

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Real reason Molly Mae Hague was missing from Tommy Fury’s reality show premiere – despite pair being ‘happier than ever’

THE real reason for Molly-Mae Hague’s absence from Tommy Fury’s BBC show premiere has been revealed.

The social media influencer was missing from the launch of his brand new reality TV series which raised eyebrows despite the pair being back together and claiming to be at “they’re happiest”.

Tommy Fury, Molly Mae, and their baby daughter sitting together on a patio swing.

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The real reason for Molly-Mae’s absence from Tommy’s reality show launch has been revealedCredit: Instagram
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Tommy was without his partner at the Manchester premiere of the showCredit: Splash
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Molly appeared to be having some down time at the beach with BambiCredit: Instagram/taayblue

Molly also failed to mark the event on social media and shared no posts to support Tommy and his show.

But The Sun understands that Molly skipped the event as she was keen to not “overshadow” the launch of Tommy’s programme and let him have his own time in the spotlight following their up and down 12 months.

A source told The Sun: “Molly is keen to keep a low profile at the moment.

“She is obviously back with Tommy but it’s his night and doesn’t want to overshadow it.

“It’s been a funny time for Molly – she’s very thick skinned but she’s had a lot to deal with and isn’t used to backlash.”

A representative for Molly told The Sun that she was “away working” and very busy which caused her to miss the event.

Current social media snaps show Molly enjoying a sunny break away with her best pal, Tayla-Blue.

The best friend duo could be seen enjoying a relaxing evening by the beach with their children yesterday evening in snaps shared to Tayla’s social media feed.

One photo showed Molly and her daughter Bambi attempting to take a splash in the sea.

Whilst other snaps showed Bambi looking stylish on the beach.

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For Tommy, he was joined by his parents in Manchester for a screening of BBC show The Good. The Bad. The Fury, which sees him rehash details of their recent split, as well as make a series of shock revelations about it.

In the show, he made the shock revelation that he was  downing “20 shots a night” and drinking to get “blackout drunk” ahead of their split last year. 

He said: “The reason for our ending the relationship was alcohol.”

He added: “I couldn’t train, box, lift weights, that was all gone.

“My right hand was messed up, I was in dire pain, it’s just what happens over years of impact on the hand.

“I had lost my entire identity, lost my life.”

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Her best friend Tayla shared this snap of Bambi and her own childCredit: Instagram/taayblue
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The couple have claimed to be at they’re happiestCredit: Getty
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Molly’s absence raised eyebrowsCredit: Splash

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Tommy Fury opens up on ‘tricky’ dynamic with Molly-Mae Hague over parenting

Tommy Fury spoke about co-parenting his daughter Bambi with Molly-Mae Hague in the second episode of his new BBC Three series Tommy: The Good. The Bad. The Fury

Former Love Island star Tommy Fury has revealed that he has a different approach to parenting compared to Molly-Mae Hague. He’s said that their daughter Bambi “knows she can’t get away” with anything when she’s with her mother.

The boxer, 26, spoke about being a parent in his reality TV show Tommy: The Good. The Bad. The Fury, which launched on BBC Three earlier tonight. In the second episode, filmed towards the end of last year following his split from Molly-Mae, now 26, he opened up about co-parenting whilst living separately from the content creator and Bambi, now two.

Tommy, who has since reconciled with Molly-Mae, said that it had proved “tricky” to co-parent since she moved out of the home they shared with their daughter. He then teased that Molly-Mae offered more discipline as a parent than him.

Bambi, sat in a highchair, and her father Tommy Fury holding a spoon amid feeding her.
Tommy Fury spoke about being a parent to toddler Bambi in his new BBC reality TV show(Image: BBC)

Amid scenes of Bambi staying at Tommy’s house with him, he said on the show: “Obviously it’s tricky because Molly’s at her house and I’m here at the minute. When Bambi’s here, it’s all me, and when she’s there, it’s all her, so it is tricky.”

Tommy continued by saying: “I’m wrapped around her little finger ten times so I’ll literally do anything for her. But at least with Molly she knows she can’t get away with it But with me, she definitely can. She can get away with murder.”

The release of the episode comes after Molly-Mae has spoken about challenges as a parent in recent months, with her suggesting recently that Bambi is “testing boundaries” at the moment. She was seen in tears in one vlog, released last month.

She told fans at the time: “I feel like I need to keep my camera running all day so you guys like actually just see … it’s like every single thing is a huge problem. Like [Bambi is] screams and can’t even get like socks and shoes on.”

Tommy Fury in a grey jacket sat in a kitchen.
He teased on Tommy: The Good. The Bad. The Fury that he has a different approach to parenting than Molly-Mae Hague(Image: BBC)

Molly-Mae also addressed the suggestion that she’s “out of touch,” after complaining about struggling with parenting lately, in the same vlog. She said: “I don’t care who tells me I’m out of touch with reality or like all this stuff that’s going on on TikTok at the minute. […] I don’t care like I’m not gonna not talk about it.”

In the second episode of his show, Tommy also spoke about hoping to live with Molly-Mae and Bambi again in the future. He said: “You just dream of one day, y’know, them coming back and the house to be filled with joy again. Y’know, I hope that one day everything can sort itself out and we can live here as a family again.”

Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague posing for a selfie alongside their daughter Bambi.
Tommy, who has since reconciled with Molly-Mae, had been co-parenting their daughter with her at the time(Image: mollymae/Instagram)

And in the first episode, Tommy spoke about them having moved out as he once again dismissed previous speculation that cheating had led to him splitting up from Molly-Mae. He said: “The reason for our end in the relationship was alcohol.” He said that he had been “drinking a lot” whilst unable to train after injuring one of his hands.

Tommy later said that he didn’t expect Molly-Mae to leave him. He went on to say that he was “drunk” when his fiancée and Bambi left their home, adding: “So I don’t actually remember it that well, which was even more upsetting.”

Tommy: The Good. The Bad. The Fury continues on BBC Three and BBC iPlayer next Tuesday from 9pm. The first six episodes are available through BBC iPlayer now.

If you are struggling with alcohol abuse or addiction, advice and support can be found at alcoholchange.org.uk.

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Tommy Fury’s two-word response as he addresses Molly-Mae Hague engagement

Love Island star Tommy Fury has addressed his relationship status with Molly Mae

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Tommy Fury has provided a fresh update on his romance with Molly-Mae Hague.(Image: Getty Images)

Tommy Fury has provided a fresh update on his romance with Molly-Mae Hague.

The pair initially crossed paths during the ITV reality programme back in 2019 and have soared to massive fame since departing the villa.

In 2023, they welcomed a daughter named Bambi, who Tommy recently revealed one firm rule he’s established for her, and became engaged during the same year.

Nevertheless, the couple confirmed their separation last August following five years as a pair, with booze being disclosed as the reason behind their relationship’s collapse.

Lately, they’ve reignited their romance with Tommy providing an update during Tuesday’s edition of BBC Breakfast, reports OK!.

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Tommy appeared on BBC Breakfast on August 19 to promote his new show(Image: BBC)

The 26 year old chatted to Jon Kay and Sarah Campbell regarding the current state of his relationship with Molly-Mae.

He revealed: “Me and Molly are in the best place that we’ve ever been in in our entire lives, even before all this. We’re do good now and it’s so nice to be in a healthy and loving relationship again.

“We’re keeping everything to ourselves and just enjoying what we’ve got and what we’ve created in Bambi.”

Yet the BBC presenter delved deeper into their present relationship circumstances, after Tommy’s proposal back in 2023.

She enquired whether they remained engaged as Tommy playfully responded: “Who knows?”.

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Molly-Mae and Tommy are parents to Bambi(Image: Instagram)

Throughout their conversation, Tommy revealed the devastating moment involving Molly-Mae and their daughter Bambi, which made him realise he required assistance with his alcohol consumption.

Jon asked: “You say in the documentary that you don’t really remember the moment when Molly Mae said that she and Bambi were leaving because you’d been drinking.”

Tommy responded: “100 per cent, I was drunk that night and then it wasn’t until I realised I woke up in the morning and the house was empty.

“I thought, ‘right, this is no way to live, this is a serious problem, and if I don’t fix it, it’s going to get worse and worse and worse’.”

However, Tommy admitted that he would’ve done the same thing and doesn’t blame what happened as he pointed out that nobody would want to be around that situation.

Tommy Fury, in a white shirt, and Molly-Mae Hague, in a black top, in a selfie.
Tommy and Molly-Mae shocked fans when they announced their split last year(Image: Instagram)

He added: “That’s not who I am anymore. I don’t have that relationship with alcohol where I want to be like that. It seems like I’m talking about a different person.”

Speaking about his daughter, Tommy told the two presenters that everything he does is for her. He remarked: “The fights that you take, the money that you earn, I’m over that.

“It’s not for me, it’s building the best life I can for that baby and hopefully other children, that’s my motivation now.”

All episodes of Tommy: The Good. The Bad. The Fury is available to stream on BBC iPlayer now and BBC Breakfast continues weekdays on BBC One from 6am

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Hague Group announces steps to hold Israel accountable in Bogota summit | Gaza News

A coalition of countries has announced at a meeting in the Colombian capital of Bogota that they will pursue accountability for Israeli abuses in Gaza, including by preventing the transfer of weapons to Israel.

The two-day meeting concluded on Wednesday with two dozen countries agreeing to six measures to “restrain Israel’s assault on the Occupied Palestinian Territories”.

They include Bolivia, Colombia, Cuba, Indonesia, Iraq, Libya, Malaysia, Namibia, Nicaragua, Oman, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and South Africa.

“We believe in protagonism, not supplication,” said Varsha Gandikota-Nellutla, the executive secretary of The Hague Group, which organised the summit.

“Today marks an end to the era of the impunity and the beginning of collective state action by governments of conscience.”

Founded in January, the Hague Group seeks to bring together countries from the “Global South” — a loosely defined region of developing economies — to pressure Israel to end its war on Gaza and the occupation of the Palestinian territories.

Among the steps announced by the group are the denial of arms to Israel, a ban on ships transporting such arms and a review of public contracts for possible links to companies that benefit from the Israeli occupation.

The six measures also included support for “universal jurisdiction mandates”, which would allow states or international bodies to prosecute serious international crimes, regardless of where they took place.

“The delegates here that have been discussing these measures for two days are calling it the most ambitious, multilateral plan since the beginning of Israel’s war in Gaza 21 months ago,” Al Jazeera correspondent Alessandro Rampietti reported from Bogota.

The 12 countries that agreed to the measures, however, represent fewer than half of the 30 countries in attendance at the Bogota summit.

And critics question how effective smaller economies can be in dissuading Israel from its military campaign, especially given the multibillion-dollar support it receives from the United States.

Israel has given little indication that international outrage has slowed down its attacks on Gaza, even after experts at the United Nations (UN) and major humanitarian organisations compared its tactics to genocide.

Israeli forces continue to displace Palestinians and restrict their access to food, fuel and water. At least 58,573 Palestinians have been killed since the war began in October 2023.

While the majority of the countries at this week’s Bogota conference did not immediately sign on to Wednesday’s measures, the Hague Group expressed optimism that more could join in.

In a statement, the group set a deadline of September 20 for others to participate — a date chosen to coincide with the start of the UN General Assembly.

“Consultations with capitals across the world are now ongoing,” the statement said.

Officials attending the summit also hailed the six measures as part of a larger effort to chip away at Israeli impunity.

“Ministers, the truth is that Palestine has already triggered a revolution, and you are part of it,” said Francesca Albanese, the United Nations special rapporteur on the occupied Palestinian territories.

“Palestine has changed global consciousness, drawing a clear line between those who oppose genocide and those who accept it or are part of it.”

Albanese was recently sanctioned by the US for her outspoken criticism of Israel’s actions.

The summit has become a symbol of the growing calls from non-Western nations for world leaders to enforce international law in Gaza, where critics say Israel has consistently flouted human rights law.

Developing nations such as South Africa and Colombia, which cohosted the conference, have been at the forefront of such accountability efforts.

South Africa, for instance, filed a case in December 2023 at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) alleging that Israel perpetrated genocide in Gaza. And Colombia announced it would cut ties with Israel in May 2024 over its military campaign.

“We came to Bogota to make history,” Colombian President Gustavo Petro said in a statement. “And we did.”

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Royal upgrade: Trump will stay at the Dutch king’s palace during his NATO visit

President Trump has a sleepover this week in the Netherlands that is, quite literally, fit for a king.

Trump is visiting The Hague for a summit of the 32 leaders of NATO on Wednesday, and his sleeping arrangements have received a significant upgrade.

He is scheduled to arrive Tuesday night and be whisked by motorcade along closed-off highways to the Huis Ten Bosch palace, nestled in a forest on the edge of The Hague, for a dinner with other alliance leaders hosted by Dutch King Willem-Alexander.

Trump had been expected to stay at a swanky hotel in the town of Noordwijk on the Dutch North Sea coast, but not anymore.

A spokesperson for the Dutch government information service, Anna Sophia Posthumus, told the Associated Press that the president will be sleeping at the palace that is home to Willem-Alexander, his Argentine-born wife, Queen Maxima, and their three daughters, though the princesses have mostly flown the royal nest to pursue studies.

Parts of Huis Ten Bosch palace date back to the 17th century. It has a Wassenaar Wing, where the royal family live, and a Hague Wing that is used by guests. The centerpiece of the palace is the ornate Orange Hall, named for the Dutch Royal House of Orange.

The palace is also close to the new U.S. Embassy in the Netherlands.

Trump is no stranger to royal visits. In 2019, he dropped in to Windsor Castle for tea with Queen Elizabeth II during a tumultuous visit to the United Kingdom.

Corder writes for the Associated Press. AP writers Molly Quell in The Hague and Danica Kirka in London contributed to this report.

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NATO allies set to approve major defence spending hike at Hague summit | NATO News

The US has been pressuring its allies to adopt new targets for defence spending in response to the Russian threat.

A who’s who of world leaders has been converging on the Netherlands for the annual North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) summit, where members are expected to sign off on major boosts to defence spending in response to pressure from the United States.

The two-day NATO meeting kicks off in The Hague on Tuesday against a backdrop of increasing global instability, with ongoing conflicts in Ukraine, Gaza and the Middle East. High on the agenda is an agreement to significantly increase defence expenditure across the 32 member states. This follows pointed criticism from the administration of US President Donald Trump, who says the US carries too much of the military burden.

Trump has demanded that NATO allies increase their defence spending to 5 percent of their gross domestic product (GDP), up from the current target of 2 percent. He has questioned whether the alliance should defend countries that fail to meet the spending targets, and has even threatened to leave the bloc.

Speaking to reporters in The Hague ahead of the summit on Tuesday, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said that NATO members were set to approve “historic new spending targets” at the summit.

“The security architecture that we relied on for decades can no longer be taken for granted,” she said, describing it as a “once-in-a-generation tectonic shift”.

“In recent months, Europe has taken action, action that seemed unthinkable just a year ago,” she said. “The Europe of defence has finally awakened.”

Speaking ahead of the summit, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stressed that there was “total commitment” from the US to the alliance, but he noted that it came with the expectation of a boost in defence spending.

US pressure

Earlier this month, US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth delivered an ultimatum to NATO defence ministers at a meeting in Brussels, saying that the commitment to 5 percent spending “​​has to happen by the summit at The Hague”.

In response to the pressure, Rutte will ask member states at the summit to approve new targets of 5 percent of GDP for their defence budgets by 2032, with 3.5 percent to be spent on core defence spending and the remainder allocated to “soft spending” on infrastructure and cybersecurity.

In 2023, in response to Russia’s war on Ukraine, NATO leaders agreed to raise defence spending targets from 1.5 percent to 2 percent of GDP. However, only 22 of the alliance’s 32 members met the revised targets.

While some countries like Spain have pushed back against the latest proposed hike as unrealistic, other members have already announced plans to significantly ramp up military spending in response to a changed security environment.

Delivering a major foreign policy address in Berlin on Tuesday, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said that Germany would ramp up its spending to become “Europe’s strongest conventional army” — not as a “favour” to Washington, but in response to the threat from Russia.

“We must fear that Russia wants to continue its war beyond Ukraine,” he said.

“We must together be so strong that no one dares to attack us.”

Kremlin: NATO ‘created for confrontation’

The summit will be attended by the leaders of all 32 members of the transatlantic alliance, along with the leaders of allied countries, including Japan, New Zealand and Ukraine.

While Kyiv is not a member of the alliance, its desire to join NATO was cited by the Kremlin as one of the reasons it attacked Ukraine in 2022.

On Tuesday, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said Moscow had no plans to attack NATO, but that it was “a wasted effort” to assure the alliance of this because it was determined to demonise Russia as a “fiend of hell”.

“It is an alliance created for confrontation … It is not an instrument of peace and stability,” Peskov said, the Reuters news agency reported.

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Hundreds protest against NATO summit, Israel-Iran conflict in The Hague | NATO News

NATO meeting will be held on Tuesday to discuss increased military spending in the shadow of Middle East conflict.

Hundreds of people have protested in The Hague, in the Netherlands, against NATO and increased military spending in advance of a summit, as Iran’s conflict with Israel and the United States intensifies by the day.

People demonstrated on Sunday against the military alliance, Israel’s punishing war in Gaza and the Israel-Iran conflict, hours after the US targeted three nuclear sites in Iran in a sudden escalatory move in support of its biggest ally in the Middle East.

Hossein Hamadani, 74, an Iranian who lives in the Netherlands, told The Associated Press news agency that they are “opposed to war”. “People want to live a peaceful life … Things are not good. So why do we spend money on war?” he added.

Following the US’s attack on Iran, an unnamed NATO official told the Reuters news agency that the alliance was watching the situation “closely”.

The summit is expected to kick off on Tuesday, with leaders of the 32 NATO-allied countries to meet a day later on Wednesday.

During the meeting, the heads of state will discuss an increase in defence spending, which has been repeatedly demanded by US President Donald Trump, along with thinly veiled threats to leave the military alliance.

On Thursday, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez spoke out against the agreement to increase defence spending to 5 percent of national Gross Domestic Product (GDP) as not only “unreasonable but also counterproductive”.

In a letter to NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte, Sanchez asked for a “more flexible formula” that either makes the spending target optional or excludes Spain from its application.

But Trump said a day later that Madrid was “notorious” for underspending on defence and said it needed to pay what other NATO members were paying.

The allied countries have ramped up defence spending since Russia invaded Ukraine more than three years ago; however, almost a third of the members still do not meet the bloc’s current target of at least 2 percent defence spending.

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The New Approach of Trump Administration to NATO and the Perspective of Hague Summit

Donald Trump’s return to the office of presidency of the United States has restored to prominence issues of NATO’s unity and general strategic purpose. Backtracking from the emphasis of previous administrations on allied unity and common defense, Trump once more put in the spotlight issues of fiscal responsibility, pushing NATO allies to make good on economic commitments or risk reduced American involvement. This transactional orientation has renewed tensions at home in the alliance and challenged the very basic precept of collective defense. Preceding the forthcoming Hague Summit (24–26 June 2025), member states will prepare not only to deal with this American approach but also to encounter a rapidly deteriorating security situation produced by the relentless behavior of Russia in Ukraine.

Right from the first term to his present time in the office, President Trump has continually blamed NATO allies for very low defense investment, making them too dependent on the USA for protection. His insistence on all members reaching or going beyond the 2% GDP benchmark for military spending, as laid down in the 2014 Wales Summit declaration, has meanwhile remained the core of his NATO agenda. The public castigations at the 2018 Brussels Summit were particularly unsettling for transatlantic relationships, the major impact being felt mainly in Germany and Canada, where they failed to meet the target.

The Trump administration has chosen to deal with NATO as if it were a business rather than a multi-party security organization, with the main criterion for appraisal being how cheap the solution is. The new U.S. National Security Strategy unveiled in 2017 overlaps with the idea that the U.S. has allies that, first and foremost, are instrumental for U.S. national interest and not the most important guardians of a common security. The comparison has made European states start to weigh up their potential strategic recovery and long-term flexibility. Member states from the eastern flank of Europe, namely the Baltic countries, Romania, and Poland, are facing both a political and strategic puzzle as a result of the U.S. that is not firm in its commitment. These states are still very much dependent on the faith in U.S. deterrence capability. If there were no clear assurances, their defense strategies would be changed to more independent ones, which would mean the very transfer of the burden that Trump is asking for, but in forms that are not part of NATO.

The Hague Summit is being organized at a time when current geopolitics have been through a phase of a lot of uncertainty. Matters in Ukraine, such as the war entering year number four and NATO interpersonal debates on the subject of fiscal fairness and long-term burden sharing, are the issues that the summit is likely to deal with the most. The most expected themes for discussion include the alliance’s military support to Ukraine, the capabilities of advancing cyber and hybrid defense, the adjustment to new global power competition, and the restoration of unity within the alliance.

Even though officials from the Trump administration have shown their solidarity with Ukraine by stating that they will continuously provide material support, their approach remains centered on visible contributions and the return on the investment. The issue of the discussions at The Hague will most probably be finding a way to change and make military aid more solid and the beginning of the long-term integration of Ukraine into the Western defense frameworks, as well as the reinforcement of the deterrent posture along NATO’s eastern flank. This attitude has already started to change the internal dynamics of NATO decision-making. Member states, in such a situation, are trying out their options, and some are looking for stronger EU defense guarantees or bilateral partnerships, and others are going to the extreme of gaining the favor of Washington by increasing their expenditures or acquiring more defense from U.S. contractors. The pressure may yield short-term gains in spending but could prove corrosive in the long term by reducing trust and weakening the cohesion necessary for coordinated deterrence strategies.

Within NATO, President Trump has repeated calls for greater defense spending on the part of member nations, threatening that America might withdraw from the alliance if its allies do not fulfill financial commitments. Recently, he made a statement that if members “don’t pay their bills,” then he would “absolutely” withdraw from NATO. This stance has caused European nations to rapidly review their defense budgets and led to an increasing push for strategic autonomy among EU member states. Such situations could lead to disagreements concerning summit communiqués, the wording of final declarations, or even if to confirm those basic articles as Article 5 once more. If it is difficult for consensus to be reached, the summit can be like a festival of differences, which are able to be taken advantage of by the adversaries. Besides that, disagreement on the approach to global threats, for instance, on China or occurrences in the Indo-Pacific region, may block NATO’s strategic evolution and prevent its participation in those parts of the world where conflicts of interest will arise.

The summit also might be a major European initiative stage where visible leadership of the continent is given to some of the European Union members. States such as the Netherlands and Germany expect to demand stronger political commitments, while Central and Eastern European nations will require better security guarantees and more decisive action in response to Russian military escalation.

President Trump’s NATO policy resurrects a contentious but prevailing line of questioning within the alliance: who pays, and who benefits? While this emphasis on burden sharing has catalyzed long-needed changes in national defense spending, it also risks undermining the political basis on which NATO exists. The Hague Summit will need to reconcile these tensions and set the stage for a more robust and unified transatlantic security posture. Looking forward, NATO has to reinforce both mechanisms of fiscal transparency and collective strategic direction. NATO has to reconcile equitable contributions with an appreciation that security is not only a question of budgets. Political solidarity, institutional trust, and credible leadership are as important to deterrence as hardware. Above all, the summit must offer a clear vision for the next phase of the war in Ukraine. With the war grinding on and Russian forces intensifying operations, NATO cannot afford uncertainty. A concise, collective blueprint for long-term support, including logistics, infrastructure, and defense integration for Ukraine, will be critical to safeguarding European security.

Finally, the member states should use The Hague Summit as an opportunity to reaffirm NATO’s foundational role: not just as a defense alliance but also as a political community committed to peace, democracy, and the rule of law. Only by embracing both the material and moral dimensions of security can NATO adapt to meet the challenges of the next decade.

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Thousands attend ‘red line’ protest in The Hague against Israel’s Gaza war | Israel-Palestine conflict News

According to Oxfam, nearly 150,000 people in the Netherlands called for the government to do more against the war in Gaza.

Tens of thousands of pro-Palestine demonstrators gathered in the Netherlands to oppose Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza and to call on the government to take a stronger stance, as nearly 55,300 Palestinians have now been killed in the more than 20-month-long war.

On Saturday, huge crowds of people marched through the streets of The Hague for the second time in four weeks towards the International Court of Justice.

Rights groups, who were among the organisers of the rally, including Amnesty International and Oxfam, said the demonstration aimed to create a symbolic “red line” that they say the government has failed to set to halt Israel’s war on Gaza and its Palestinian population.

Demonstrators sang, delivered speeches and marched past the courthouse, which is hearing a case by South Africa accusing Israel of committing genocide during its war on the besieged enclave.

Michiel Servaes, director of Oxfam Novib, said “more than 150,000 people” attended the protest calling for “concrete sanctions to stop the genocide in Gaza”.

Demonstrators protest against conditions in Gaza and demand that the caretaker government impose sanctions against Israel
Demonstrators protest against conditions in Gaza and demand that the caretaker government impose sanctions against Israel, in The Hague, Netherlands [Piroschka van de Wouw/Reuters]

Reporting from The Hague, Al Jazeera’s Step Vaessen said that the large turnout was proof that more people in the Netherlands reject their government’s support for Israel.

“While there is much frustration about the lack of action, protesters here say the focus should remain on the continuing genocide in Gaza despite Israel’s efforts to distract attention,” Vaessen said, adding that protesters also called for Israel to stop its attacks on Iran.

Prime Minister Dick Schoof said that the “unprecedented” thousands of people in The Hague raised their voices with “concerns, anger and frustration”.

“The Netherlands remains committed to stopping the violence and ending the humanitarian blockade. We are constantly looking at how we can be most effective with our efforts, both in front of and behind the scenes, to improve the situation on the ground,” Schoof wrote on X.

“To all those people in The Hague, I say: ‘We see you and we hear you.’ Our goal is ultimately the same: to end the suffering in Gaza as soon as possible,” he added.

Salih el Saddy, a medical doctor protesting, told Al Jazeera that as a doctor, it’s “very painful to watch” the scenes from Gaza.

Pro-Palestine protests also were taking place in Belgium, Turkiye, Brazil, and Greece, all calling for an immediate end to the war in Gaza.

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Molly-Mae Hague ‘signs up for first reality show’ since Love Island amid Tommy reunion

Molly-Mae Hague has reportedly signed up for a reality show – her first since she went on Love Island several years ago – amid her reunion with partner Tommy Fury

Molly-Mae Hague has reportedly signed up for a reality show
Molly-Mae Hague has reportedly signed up for a reality show(Image: Max Cisotti/Dave Benett/Getty Im)

Molly-Mae Hague has reportedly signed up for a huge reality show – her first since Love Island. The reality star turned businesswoman and influencer appeared on the 2019 series of the ITV dating show where she met Tommy Fury.

Molly-Mae and Tommy’s relationship was loved by fans and the pair enjoyed a long romance following the show, even welcoming their daughter Bambi. However, they split last year – before eventually rekindling their romance.

She has since appeared on her own ‘behind-the-scenes’ documentary series, where – in the first part – she documented her split from Tommy. In the second part of the series, she discussed being back with Tommy.

Molly-Mae recently confirmed she was back with Tommy after their holiday. She said: “Dubai was picture perfect, like it was just the best trip ever. It literally just felt like everything I wanted it to be, and more.

Molly-Mae and Tommy met on Love Island
Molly-Mae and Tommy met on Love Island(Image: ITV/REX/Shutterstock)

“It was exactly what we needed. All the noise of everyone just switched off, everyone’s opinions. Nothing mattered. It was just like us in our bubble. She [Bambi] had the best time ever.”

She then added in her Amazon Prime series: “Things are looking so much better for us. I’m gonna start spending more time at Tommy’s house, keeping things slow and not rushing anything. But as always, I always say I don’t know what the future holds. I don’t think it’s gonna be a plain sailing future. I don’t. That’s just me being honest. I think we’re still gonna have bumps.”

Now, Molly-Mae has reportedly signed up for the celebrity version of The Great British Bake Off. She is appearing on the Stand Up To Cancer special alongside some other big names.

The Great British Bake Off is co-hosted by Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding
The Great British Bake Off is co-hosted by Alison Hammond and Noel Fielding(Image: Mark Bourdillon Love Productions)

“She will be a great addition to the line-up and bring a healthy helping of Love Island glamour to the tent. Molly’s now one of Britain’s biggest TV stars and has seen her fame steadily grow since she first appeared on the dating show back in 2019,” a source told The Sun.

During the documentary, Molly-Mae’s sister expressed her concern that Tommy wasn’t able to handle his drinking problems – which both him and Molly-Mae have spoken out about in the path.

“Yeah, obviously he knows it’s the drink. He’s not drank now, like for what four months. But no, I don’t think the drink’s gone away forever. Could drink still be a problem for us? Potentially yes. But the break-up showed I was serious,” Molly-Mae said.

“I love Tommy so much and I love our family so much that I’m willing to ride the wave. And that’s not something that everyone wants to do, but it’s something that I’m willing to do because I want my family.”

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Molly-Mae Hague takes private jet to Disneyland Paris as she celebrates her 26th birthday

MOLLY-MAE Hague is celebrating turning 26 in serious style – by jetting off to Disneyland Paris in a private plane.

The former Love Island star is pulling out all the stops for her big day, whisking herself away for a magical trip full of fairy-tale fun and first-class luxury.

A mother and her toddler kiss on a private jet; a birthday cake sits on a nearby table.

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Molly-Mae Hague in a sweet moment with daughter Bambi as she jetted off to DisneylandCredit: mollymae/Instagram
Molly Mae at Disneyland with her daughter.

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The star shared snaps of her Birthday celebrations with her loved onesCredit: mollymae/Instagram

Molly-Mae gave fans a glimpse into the lavish getaway – complete with champagne on board and a Mickey Mouse cake.

Wearing Minnie Mouse ears and a designer outfit, the star looked every inch the birthday princess as she soaked up the magic of Disney in VIP style.

The influencer shared snaps of the her and her daughter Bambi posing in the park, calling the trip “the most perfect birthday eve.”

It comes just days after she was rushed to hospital after returning from a Dubai holiday with Tommy Fury.

In a YouTube video, Molly-Mae described the ordeal as a “weird bad dream”  and how it was completely out of character for her to speak about it so candidly.

She also told how it came just hours after she’d been pictured rowing with fiancé Tommy, 26.

The former PrettyLittleThing creative director explained that after arriving back in the UK, she had very little movement for two days – first due to the long-haul flight, then sitting through a seven-hour hair appointment.

Along with dehydration and stress from travelling with her daughter Bambi, two, this led to severe pain in her left leg.

Molly-Mae said at the time: “Basically yesterday I thought I had a blood clot and half of today I thought I had a blood clot in my leg.

“Obviously flying home from Dubai I was on the plane for like nearly eight hours… I didn’t drink like hardly any water. You know when you’re in mum mode and you’re just not really thinking like you’re trying to tame your child.”

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She began to panic after feeling excruciating pain in the back of her knee that moved into her calf and foot.

After turning to ChatGPT to query the symptoms only made her more anxious, she then phoned 111.

From there, Molly-Mae was then told by a doctor to go straight to A&E.

She continued: “I was in so much pain, like it was in the back of my knee, so so strong. Like it didn’t feel like a dead leg, it was like a sharp stabbing pain…

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“Then it’s moving down into my calf, into my ankle, into my foot, like my whole calf is just in so much pain.”

The reality star described the hospital as “absolutely packed” and “such a sad environment”, saying she waited four hours before being told it would be another hour for a blood test – and then three more hours to get results.

Despite being advised by staff to stay, Molly decided to leave, worried about getting home in time to look after Bambi.

She said: “I need to leave. Like I can’t stay here any longer… We had like nothing with us this morning.”

Molly-Mae admitted upon waking up the the next day, the pain had mostly subsided, and she tried to carry on as normal – until she was hit with a wave of dizziness, nausea, and shortness of breath later that afternoon.

She described: “I had this awful awful like dizzy spell where the room was spinning. I thought I was going to vomit… I had this really really funny time where I was like I couldn’t breathe properly… almost like a bit of a panic attack but like it was just horrible.”

The star went back to hospital and underwent a full round of tests, where, thankfully, everything came back clear.

Toddler riding a carousel horse with her mother nearby.

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Molly-Mae posted a sweet video of her and Bambi on a rideCredit: Instagram
Three crepes at Disneyland Paris.

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The reality star shared snaps of the crepes on InstagramCredit: mollymae/Instagram
Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland Paris at dusk.

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Molly-Mae captured Sleeping Beauty’s castleCredit: mollymae/Instagram
Two women hugging at Disneyland.

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Wearing Minnie Mouse ears and a designer outfit, the star looked every inch the birthday princess as she soaked up the magic of Disney in VIP styleCredit: mollymae/Instagram
Molly Mae with her two young children at Disneyland on her birthday eve.

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She called it the “the most perfect birthday eve”Credit: mollymae/Instagram

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