Love Island newlyweds Molly Smith and Tom Clare open the doors to their new Manchester home after finishing a full renovation - complete with a grand staircase, a gym and a 'man cave'

Love Island newlyweds Molly Smith and Tom Clare have cemented their new status as husband and wife by moving into their new Manchester home.The couple have now opened the doors to their new house by sharing a glimpse of the extensive renovations they've done, with plans to do even more to the property in the hopes of turning it into their 'forever home'.In a new video, the excited couple shared the moment they picked up the keys and headed to the house for the first time, before immediately beginning work to transform the master bedroom.Molly, 32, and Tom's vast new house boasts a grand black and white staircase, with a swish matching kitchen with marble worktops and a centre island.The pair shared that they are planning to create a coffee and protein powder station, before showing the room leads into an open cream living area.With the master bedroom already proved to be a blank canvas, Molly and Tom, 27, shared how they transformed the space by adding a fluffy cream carpet and matching patterned wallpaper. Love Island newlyweds Molly Smith and Tom Clare have cemented their new status as husband and wife by moving into their new Manchester home The couple have now opened to doors to their new house by sharing a glimpse of the extensive renovations they've doneThe house also has a gym, with fitness fanatics Tom and Molly revealing that while they had been left equipment by the previous owners, they had huge plans to make the room 'their own'.Tom revealed the house also has its own 'man cave', and he was hoping to splash out on a pool table and table tennis table for the room.For Molly, her passion project was the 'snug', or media room, which she revealed had been 'colour drenched' in a dark brown.She said the room would be completely covered in the shade, and they were hoping to add TV screens to create their own 'media wall'. Last month the couple returned from their lavish honeymoon to Turkey, after tying the knot in Majorca, two years after winning the 2024 All-Stars edition. While they admitted the wedding was 'everything' they expected it to be and more, they were, of course, met with some unpredictable events.When asked if there was anything they would change about their big day, Tom exclusively told the Daily Mail: 'The one thing I would change is I would have got not a self- made bow tie.'That's the only thing because they're impossible to do.' Molly and Tom revealed they'd already transformed the kitchen, and first posted a look at their new home on her YouTube channel In the video of their new home, Molly and Tom showed off their large new staircase Molly and Tom's vast new house boasts a grand black and white staircase, with a swish matching kitchen with marble worktops and a centre island The pair shared that they are planning to create a coffee and protein powder station The kitchen flows into an open cream living area, which Tom and Molly filled with their neutral furniture and plasma TV The bedroom has its own dressing room, with plenty of wardrobe space for Molly's vast collection of clothes Tom revealed the house also has its own 'man cave,' and he was hoping to splash out on a pool table and table tennis table for the room The bathroom features stone tiles, with Tom joking that even he could fit inside the huge bath The house also has a gym, with fitness fanatics Tom and Molly revealing that while they had been left equipment by the previous owners, they had huge plans to make the room 'their own' Molly had already begun transforming the downstairs toilet, by painting it in a dark olive green For Molly, her passion project was the 'snug,' or media room, which she revealed had been 'colour drenched' in a dark brownMolly chimed in: 'You couldn't do it the morning of. You was like trying to watch YouTube and it weren't working.''Yeah, everyone was help,' Tom laughed.Molly continued: 'Yeah, the photographer and videographer came back into my room and was like, "there's a slight problem. Tom's got no bowtie", I was like, "great".'Tom added: 'But we had a good laugh and I wouldn't change it.'After their vows, the party continued in wild style with a slew of friends, family and co-stars gathering at the Suculenta Port de Sóller restaurant.However, the post-wedding meal ended in chaos as police were called during day two of their rowdy festivities.While there were rumours that best man Casey O'Gorman got arrested, Tom has finally confirmed that never actually happened. He joked: 'I kind of wish it was something like that, that would have made it better.'The reality star explained: 'Basically, we all just jumped in the sea where there were no signs that we couldn't jump in the sea. 'And so we were all just jumping in the sea then the local guard gave us a little tap on the wrists and that was it.'The celebrations continued and the newlyweds and their Love Island guests decided to remember the occasion by getting matching tequila shot tattoos on their ankles. Molly said: 'I was Googling tattoo parlours in Mallorca because we had already said that we were going to get tattoos, but we were going to do it when we came home, which we did. 'But whilst we were there, we were at the beach and I was like googling it, I was like, oh, this one literally like 15 minutes away.'We were a few tequila deep at that point. Yeah, and then next minute, we were all decided that we were all going to get a matching tequila shot. 'I don't know how it snowballed into that either.'