Love Island All Stars winners Molly Smith and Tom Clare confessed they had taken the next in their relationship during an appearance on Sunday’s Aftersun.
The couple, who won the dating show in February, were reunited with host Maya Jama on the ITV2 spin-off where they lifted the lid on their love life.
Molly, 29, and Tom, 24, appeared behind the studio’s bombshell bar and couldn’t wipe the smile off their faces when revealing that they’d recently moved in together.
Maya, 29, questioned the couple asking: ‘How have you both been?’ with them confessing their time since leaving the villa had been a ‘whirlwind’.
She continued: ‘Now I have heard you are moving in together, or have moved in already’ as the giggling couple confirmed they’d already set up home together.
Love Island All Stars winners Molly Smith, 29, and Tom Clare, 24, confessed they had taken the next in their relationship during an appearance on Sunday’s Aftersun (pictured with host Maya Jama)
The couple, who won the show in February, were reunited with host Maya Jama on the ITV2 spin-off where they lifted the lid on their love life
Pictured winning the show alongside Maya earlier this year
As Maya cheered the studio audience applauded while Molly and Tom gazed at each other looking happier than ever.
Molly previously teased the idea telling Olivia Attwood, 32, on her So Wrong It’s Right podcast, that the professional footballer would be moving into her home in Manchester.
Tom, who at the time lived in Battersea, London, with his best pal Casey O’Gorman, has been fluttering in between his home and Molly’s.
Molly said: ‘He lives in Battersea but he’s moving out. So poor Casey’s probably thinking, Oh great. I’m stealing him. But he’s moving in with me in Manchester.
‘So I know people probably think like, “oh it’s quite quick”, but we’ve practically lived together from the day we’ve met, and he’s practically living at mine now. Slowly but surely there’s been drawers getting filled up.
Olivia said: ‘So he’s been moving himself in unofficially.’
Molly joked: ‘Yeah, his had his little plan all along.’
The model previously lived with ex-boyfriend Callum Jones in their four-bedroom house with their two dogs, before splitting last year in September.
Molly and Tom appeared behind the studio’s bombshell bar and couldn’t wipe the smile off their faces when revealing that they’d recently moved in together
Maya, 29, questioned the couple asking: ‘How have you both been?’ with them confessing their time since leaving the villa had been a ‘whirlwind’
Molly sizzled in a plunging dress with racy split while Tom looked look in all black
Meanwhile Molly has also been showing off her incredible figure as she launched her new fitness plan the Summer Sweat Challenge on Monday.
She demonstrated how effective the plan is with a slew of bikini-clad shots, flaunting her taut physique.
Molly posed on the beach in a tiny floral two-piece that displayed her chiselled abs and toned legs.
While in other shots, she slipped into brightly coloured sports bras and matching shorts as she worked out on an exercise mat.
Displaying her impressive core strength, she did squats with weights training and even did the plank while on her laptop.
Molly has announced her Summer Sweat Challenge on her fitness plan, Move with Molly, to help get everyone ready for summer and feel their best.
Meanwhile Molly has also been showing off her incredible figure as she launched her new fitness plan the Summer Sweat Challenge on Monday
This six-week challenge offers comprehensive workout plans which are suitable for both home and gym environments.
Molly will lead the workouts herself, helped by her expert trainers Keely and Katy, with participants having the exclusive opportunity to join live workout and Q&A sessions with the reality star.
During the workouts, she will provide live demonstrations, motivation, and guidance, ensuring that everyone stays on track and engaged.
And fans will get the chance to ask Molly questions in the Q&A’s to get to know her and other participants and receive personalised advice.
These interactive sessions are designed to motivate, guide, and provide a sense of community and support throughout the challenge.
