Molly-Mae Hague: Behind It All reviews: Influencer's documentary branded 'uninformative' and 'highly produced' by critics who conclude all 'revealing footage amid Tommy Fury split was 'left on the cutting room floor'
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Molly-Mae Hague's new Amazon Prime documentary Behind It All left critics underwhelmed after it's first three episodes began streaming on Friday. The much-anticipated show threw the influencer's mansion doors open to viewers as she gave insight into life as a single parent following her split from Tommy Fury, both 25, but reviewers branded it 'uninformative' and concluded all the 'revealing footage' must have been been 'left on the cutting room floor'.
![[The much-anticipated show threw the influencer's mansion doors open to viewers as she gave insight into life as a single parent following her split from Tommy Fury, both 25, but reviewers branded it 'uninformative' and concluded all the 'revealing footage' had been 'left on the cutting room floor']](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/17/19/94223653-14297719-image-a-14_1737141414421.jpg)
The show did however shared insight into the couple's break-up, amid rumours of infidelity, as the boxer revealed his alcohol dependency following an injury in the ring. But while some claimed the series was 'surprisingly candid' others were less impressed by the 'highly produced' show which they compared to Molly-Mae's own flawless social media posts.
![[The show did however shared insight into the couple's break-up, amid rumours of infidelity, as the boxer revealed his alcohol dependency following an injury in the ring]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/17/19/94222169-14297719-image-a-16_1737141610659.jpg)
The Guardian's Rebecca Nicholson wrote in her three-star review that viewers could 'skip through the first two-third of any episode' and the 'mundane details' of Molly-Mae's life before getting to learn anything juicy. “'I wanna know what Molly-Mae gets at McDonald’s" says a director, off-screen. Reader, we find out. She loves pyjamas – “a sacred part of life” – and is embarrassed to open a drawer full of belts that does not please her on an aesthetic level'.
![[But while some claimed the series was 'surprisingly candid' others were less impressed by the ''highly produced' show which they compared to Molly-Mae's own flawless social media posts]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/17/19/94222199-14297719-image-a-22_1737141673046.jpg)
Molly-Mae Hague 's new Amazon Prime documentary Behind It All left critics underwhelmed after it's first three episodes began streaming on Friday. The much-anticipated show threw the influencer's mansion doors open to viewers as she gave insight into life as a single parent following her split from Tommy Fury, both 25, but reviewers branded it 'uninformative' and concluded all the 'revealing footage' had been 'left on the cutting room floor'.
![[The Guardian 's Rebecca Nicholson wrote in her three-star review that viewers could 'skip through the first two-third of any episode' and the 'mundane details' of Molly-Mae's life before getting to learn anything juicy]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/17/19/94223769-14297719-image-a-23_1737141704250.jpg)
