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Maisie Smith has shared a new TikTok with a series of romantic clips with her boyfriend Max George.
The EastEnders star, 21, put together a much-loved montage of their favorite fun moments together, captioned: ‘Happiness’.
In one video, Maisie nearly fell out of her green bikini top after the 34-year-old singer of The Wanted startled her, causing her to jump up in shock and fall to the ground.
Smitten: Maisie Smith has shared a new TikTok with a series of romantic clips with her boyfriend Max George
Another showed the couple hugging in an elevator, with a third of them laughing as they ran in the rain.
The latest clip showed the couple sharing a passionate kiss while on vacation set to Sam Tompkins’ Lose It All.
While she’s currently starring in Strictly Ballroom’s nationwide tour opposite her Strictly boyfriend Kevin Clifton, Maisie has big career plans with Max, according to new reports.
The former Strictly Come Dancing star is said to hope her appearance in Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins will be a springboard to launch her music career.
Pick up! The EastEnders star, 21, put together a much-loved montage of their favorite fun moments together, captioned: ‘Happiness’
She is reportedly seeking help from her friend who has connections in the music industry after she rose to fame as part of The Wanted.
A source recently told The sun: ‘She made no secret of the fact that she wanted to try her hand in music from Max and Max was very encouraging.
“He’s had a lot of success with The Wanted over the years, so he has plenty of contacts to help Maisie reach her goal.”
Maisie has tried her hand at music before, having released an EP called Where My Heart Is in 2017, but the song failed to chart.
Oops! In one video, Maisie nearly fell out of her green bikini top after the 34-year-old singer of The Wanted startled her, causing her to jump up in shock and fall to the floor.
Maisie revealed in a new interview this week that she has only recently begun to gain confidence in her career and her abilities, thanks to her latest TV show Celebrity SAS.
The actress has put up with a series of tough challenges on the Channel 4 show, but has admitted the experience has changed her mindset.
“Growing up in the spotlight puts a certain amount of pressure on you,” Maisie . said the mirror. “In everything I do, I’m very self-conscious in many ways, I think.
“Even for work, for acting, singing and dancing, I’ve always wondered if I have it in me. I think it’s a bit of an impostor syndrome.’
Loved Up: The latest clip showed the couple sharing a passionate kiss while on vacation set to Sam Tompkins’ Lose It All
After getting the call for Celebrity SAS, the actress confessed that she felt the familiar feelings of doubt creep in. “When I do a show like this, that was my first thought, am I good enough? Can I do this?” she explained.
However, weeks of shouting from former special forces soldiers and the immense physical and mental challenges caused an internal shift.
“It has changed my view of myself. It was honestly the best thing I’ve ever done. It took that demon off my shoulder. I went in there with everything I had and I came out feeling like I could literally conquer the world,” Maisie gushed.
On Sunday’s episode of Celebrity SAS, the actress shared her motivation for signing up for the grueling challenge, explaining in detail her speech difficulties, “I’ve had trouble speaking.
Future: While she’s currently starring in Strictly Ballroom’s nationwide tour opposite her Strictly boyfriend Kevin Clifton, Maisie has big career plans with Max, according to new reports.
“I haven’t had a stutter, but I could just go blank, and no words came out and I think the more that happened, the more people would just talk about me,” she said.
Maisie went on to say how it affected her, admitting that she felt “useless and meaningless” every time she tried to talk.
She added: ‘I found it quite difficult, and I just hated the person I was for a long time
“The reason I worked so hard and pushed myself was because the one thing I can’t control is the thing I’m most afraid of.
“And being afraid to talk… it’s terrible. I would like to overcome these fears. I want to be the strong person I try to be.”