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Mae Hague is set star in her own docuseries following the breakdown of her relationship with boxer Tommy Fury. The six-part series, which is headed for Prime Video in the new year, promises to "take viewers beyond the headlines to uncover the real Molly-Mae.

When Molly-Mae Hague first returned to social media this summer following her shock split from fiancé Tommy Fury, one person who was immediately there for her with some words of encouragement was Maura Higgins.

The documentary is expected to run around three hours long and will be made by the same team that produced At Home With The Furys, the Netflix docuseries about Tyson Fury and his family, which Molly previously stared in alongside then-fiancé Tommy Fury, Tyson’s younger brother.

Former Love Islander and Maebe founder Molly-Mae Hague is set to star in an exclusive new six-part docu-series which is set to land sooner than you think.

Molly-Mae Hague has landed her own docuseries which is set to air just months after her dramatic split from fiancé and father of her daughter, Tommy Fury

Maura Higgins wrote a simple four-word response to close pal Molly-Mae Hague following her shock split from Tommy Fury