Prime Video Lines Up Molly-Mae Docuseries

Prime Video has lined up a six-part docuseries following social media star Molly-Mae Hague, with the first three episodes set to launch on January 17.

The series will give a glimpse into Molly-Mae’s life away from the vlog camera, uncovering how she has adapted after a highly publicized breakup. It will also follow as she prepares to launch her business venture Maebe while dealing with the challenges of motherhood.

The docuseries is developed and co-produced by Lorton Entertainment, with Lorton’s Julian Bird and Kenneth Shepherd serving as executive producers, alongside Demi Doyle of Navybee. Lorton attached Navybee to further develop and co-produce the series, which represents the first stand-alone production from Doyle’s new talent led premium documentary label, part of Banijay UK’s Workerbee Group.

The initial there episodes will debut on January 17 and the latter three will follow in the spring.

“This year has been a transformative one for Molly, and we’re thrilled to offer Prime Video audiences exclusive, intimate access to her daily life and exciting new ventures through this series,” said Hannah Blyth, head of TV at Prime Video UK. “Molly is a true powerhouse, and her authenticity, resilience and strength will undoubtedly resonate with viewers as she opens up like never before. It’s been a true pleasure collaborating with Molly and the talented teams at Lorton, Navybee and Workerbee.”

“Working in collaboration with Molly-Mae, Prime Video, Navybee and Workerbee, we are delighted to bring viewers unprecedented access into the life of one of the country’s most recognizable faces,” commented Bird, founder and CEO of Lorton Entertainment. “Molly-Mae has enjoyed a stratospheric rise, and our series uncovers how she juggles being a new mother and successful businesswoman, all while handling the highs and lows of her personal life. This series really is Molly-Mae as you’ve never seen her before, so viewers are in for an enthralling and authentic journey.”

Doyle, executive producer and creative director at Navybee, added, “I met Molly when she was only 19; she had a heart of gold, and I always knew she had an amazing journey ahead of her. Molly has opened her doors to our crew and given an exclusive, all-access insight into her life for the first time ever following the highs, lows, laughs and tears as she balances her public and personal life. My mission for Navybee is to bring authentic talent-led documentaries to the forefront, and I can’t think of a better first project to launch Navybee. It’s been such a privilege to document her story, and I’m so proud and so thankful she trusted us to make it happen—now, I just can’t wait to share it with everyone.”