He said: "High-profile couples often face scrutiny over the authenticity of their personal lives when their relationship developments align so conveniently with professional projects," and said for Molly-Mae and Tommy, the New Year's Eve photos and sightings might "fuel scepticism, especially with the documentary split into two parts, which could be seen as leaving room to build anticipation for a reunion storyline.".
But stated that "baring your soul to the world" and letting people into your relationship "does not necessarily mean it's a PR stunt" and said as they have a child together, it's "hardly surprising that the couple has unfinished business and that there could potentially be a part two to their relationship, as well as the documentary".
Expert issues warning on Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury's 'staged' breakup Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury have been at the centre of a media storm since their breakup last year - but there are hints they could be back on track, and fans have branded the break-up 'staged'.
Molly-Mae has arguably managed to build her brand on relatability and authenticity, so if her loyal fans perceive her relationship as being leveraged for publicity, Chad said it could potentially "erode some of that trust" but noted: "Given her strong track record of transparency, she may still be able to control the narrative by addressing concerns head-on and ensuring her audience feels genuinely informed rather than manipulated.".
Luana Ribeira, a PR expert and founder of Dauntless PR, told The Mirror she doesn't think it's a staged break-up and said Molly and Tommy don't know any different than to keep their relationship in the public eye.
