Molly-Mae and Tommy Fury's romance 'not over' in telling sign following documentary

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Molly-Mae Hague's highly-anticipated documentary detailing her life behind closed doors finally dropped on Friday.

In Molly-Mae: Behind It All, the newly single mum candidly opened up on her struggles of navigating parenting fresh out of her public break-up with Tommy Fury, whilst trying to launch her fashion brand Maebe.

The former Love Island stars shocked the nation with the news of their split last year, which was embroiled in rumours that the boxing heavyweight had been unfaithful.

Just hours before the launch of the show, Tommy admitted the break down of their relationship was the result of his excessive drinking, which was also touched on by Molly-Mae. However, she expressed her hope they would one day get back on track.

According to body language expert Judi James, she's certain the relationship is far from over. "There is a clue at the end of this episode that this is not the end of the relationship though," she explained.

Discussing further in partnership with Buzz Bingo, she detailed: "Molly-Mae is shown watching the video of their engagement and the way she then tells the camera what her ideal wedding day would look like suggests she still secretly has plans, hopes and expectations for a marriage to Tommy.”

However, Judi also noted that Molly showed signals early on in the episodes that a reconciliation may not be initially on the cards. She commented: “Nailing the cause of the split down to ‘It’s drinking’ she again stuffs both hands in her pockets in a gesture of rejection and firmness.

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"There is a running of her fingers over her lips in another self-comfort ritual that also suggests she is restraining herself from talking more about this ’25-year-old boy with no responsibility’, and her staccato movements and spiked fingers turns into a role-play of anger as she leans forward and stares before shrugging to suggest hopelessness."

Judi continued: "She also becomes more specific, using a forensic power steeple and a precision pinch to describe how ‘It’s just that alcohol caused a problem for us’.

"Molly-Mae seems dismissive of Tommy here, always seeming to be too busy to talk when he phones and arguing with him when she does accept his call as he’s driving. Annoyed that people have said their split is a publicity stunt, Molly-Mae scratches her head in what we see as an ongoing ‘tell’ of her confusion and anxiety, taps her forehead and sighs."

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Explaining that Molly appears to be very much in control of the situation, Judi concluded: "Her impression of a sense of power in the relationship comes from her power-steepling gesture with her hands, but there is also a moment when the self-control and anger crack and the first tears appear over half way through the episode.

"She clicks her tongue talking about Tommy’s drinking at her sister’s wedding, the scratching begins, her eyes perform a cut-off and she covers her eyes with one hand as her voice breaks and her chin wobbles. ‘He knows I’m serious, he knows I’m not going to stand for it’ is her power-prompted comment."

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