Future of Molly Mae-Hague’s fly on the wall show revealed after ‘busy’ star becomes a mum for the second time

MOLLY-MAE HAGUE bagged a top telly gong for her hit documentary series but fans feared the busy mum-of-two might now not have time to make a third series. I can reveal, though, that she is in talks for another outing of her Behind It All show, which is highly prized by Prime Video for boosting a new, growing audience for the streaming service. Molly-Mae Hague is in talks for another outing of her Behind It All show Credit: Zoe McConnell/Amazon Prime Video.. .. Molly bagged a top telly gong for her hit documentary series Credit: Youtube/Amazon Prime Video The first two series pulled in impressive ratings and bagged her the best Authored Documentary gong at the National TV Awards last year. So Prime Video is understandably keen to make another run of the show. But Molly is currently still getting used to being a mother again after having son Midas with fiancé Tommy Fury in June, plus, as an influencer, she has many other demands on her time. Sign up for the TV newsletter Thank you! She will start considering what her return to work will look like a few months down the line but a third series is looking very likely. An insider said: “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. READ MORE ON MOLLY-MAE HAGUE “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.” It’s understood that the ratings for her show pleased Prime Video plus it brought in a younger demographic thanks to Molly and Tommy’s links with Love Island. The couple finished in second place in the 2019 series. But it’s fair to say they’ve had a bit of a rollercoaster relationship since then. Their daughter, Bambi, was born in 2023, which was the same year that they got engaged. 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