Molly-Mae Hague hopes to be living with Tommy Fury again by the end of 2025 but they are still working through things

Molly-Mae Hague has revealed she has taken prescription drug beta blockers to help cope when she suffered extreme anxiety.

The former Love Island star and businesswoman makes the revelation to a friend during the second season of Prime Video series Behind It All. She has a difficult phone call with partner Tommy Fury and puts the phone down on him when he is at an event.

And afterwards, Molly-Mae says: "Even though Tommy and I have been so much better and we've been getting to a much better place, there's still things that trigger me so badly, like I hear the word alcohol, and I'm like, Oh, I mean, I'm tense, I'm shaking, I'm like, really anxious.

"I care so much about Tommy and our relationship that when that's not on form, and when there's an issue, it's just all so consuming for me. I had this panic attack, and I was, like, being sick. I thought, Oh God, this is not good. Like, this is, this is really bad.

"Because my body is literally not coping with it, not coping at all with the anxiety. Yeah, it was so bad. Had to have beta blockers because I was so anxious.

"The past does affect me, especially when away with Bambi, and I feel like, 'Oh, I'm doing it all' because I'm away with her, even though I've chosen to go away with her, I'm just trying to navigate it the best I can and kind of accepted it's just part of the journey."

Molly-Mae is engaged to Tommy after the couple met on Love Island in 2019. They become the most famous and celebrated romance from the ITV series.

But after they got engaged and had their daughter Bambi together, they split in August 2024 amidst rumours Tommy had cheated, something he has always denied.

The first series of Behind It All focused a lot on the split and subsequent attempts to patch up the relationship. In series two she admits she is not wearing the engagement ring he gave her as she "doesn't feel quite ready".

She also is seen in the series saying she hopes to move back in with Tommy in Manchester and is staying over in his house a lot with baby Bambi but is struggling to fully commit to the move.

She says: "Tommy and I in an ideal world, we wouldn't be in two separate houses, and hopefully, maybe by the end of this year, we won't be. I just don't know what I'm gonna do about this house[her home in Manchester], because I definitely, definitely don't want to sell it. I definitely don't want to rent it out. I want the option of still coming here If I need to.

"The thought of going over there and putting all my eggs into one basket again? It's just obviously it's scary, because with me and him, I never know what tomorrow's gonna bring. I just think I get anxiety, because I don't know if I'm gonna, like, wake up and just be in a big problem. Because there's been many a time I wake up and I've got a big problem on my hands."

Speaking in January to Men's Health, boxer and TV star Tommy Fury had admitted to some issues with alcohol. He said he would still get up early to play and feed Bambi but at other times when he used to train he would hit the bottle.

He explained: "It's not like I'd get up in the morning and start drinking, but rather than sit in bed all day and fester, I'd think 'why not go out?' Where I'd normally be in camp, I'd just be smashing Guinness left and centre and then later on in the night shots would come out. Most nights I would drink to get blackout drunk. I think that's what really took its toll on me."

Molly Mae took anxiety medication as she struggled to cope with Tommy Fury issues - The Mirror