Molly-Mae Hagues kroppsspråk avslöjar "självsäkra" tankar om att återuppliva Tommy Fury-romansen - OK! Tidning

Love Island's very own Molly-Mae Hague has treated her fans to an intimate glimpse into her life with the release of her heartfelt documentary series on Amazon Prime Video, titled 'Molly-Mae: Behind It All'. The series has been a hit with her dedicated fanbase as she candidly shares her experiences with motherhood, navigates through her split from Tommy Fury, and dives into the challenges of launching her fashion brand, Maebe. At just 25 years old, Molly-Mae presents herself with remarkable resilience in the face of personal challenges. She reflects on her journey as a single mum to her adorable daughter Bambi, after parting ways with Bambi's dad, Tommy, also 25. The pair, who originally coupled up on Love Island in 2019, shocked fans when they announced their separation last August. Throughout the documentary, viewers see Molly-Mae's vulnerability when she revisits memories of Tommy's romantic proposal in Ibiza, despite maintaining a strong front during most discussions about their five-year romance. In a particularly moving segment, she confides in her mother Debbie about the strain alcohol placed on their relationship, recounting how she pleaded with Tommy not to drink at her sister's wedding. Tommy, for his part, opened up to Men's Health in a recent interview about the reasons behind their breakup, admitting, 'The reason why me and Molly broke up was because I got addicted to alcohol, and I couldn't be the partner that I wanted to be anymore,' reports the Mirror. Body language expert Darren Stanton has dished out his insights on Molly-Mae's true feelings about her split from Tommy Fury. Speaking for Slingo, Darren pointed out Molly-Mae's 'steeple gesture' when she talks about Tommy, saying: 'It's a type of power gesture which suggests she feels quite confident in her ability to repair the relationship.' Could this hint at a romantic reunion for the pair? Moreover, Molly-Mae's reaction in a documentary to being snapped sharing a New Year's Eve smooch with Tommy was telling. Darren observed: 'I don't believe that she is surprised by the news of their kiss coming out at all. She makes facial expressions to suggest she can't believe it; she puts her hands across her face, a gesture of surprise.' But he noticed her genuine joy too, adding: 'However, she also flashes a smile and shows elation and happiness at the news being out there. She does a hand-to-mouth gesture but smiles while she does it. [It's] not the body language of someone who is truly in disbelief and shock. She tries to convey shock but is happy it is out there.' He concluded: 'I don't see any signs of stress, she puts her hands across her face, but if you slow it down, it's actually a big smile there. She's almost giving this expression of being elated that the kiss got out. She's not showing any signs of stress or sadness. It's more one of genuine happiness.'