Molly Smith officially announced her newlywed status to the entire plane as she and husband Tom Clare traveled back to Manchester on Friday after their 10-day boozy wedding in Mallorca.
The couple held their second wedding last weekend at the picturesque Son Marroig, a beautiful 17th-century marble temple with panoramic sea views.
And after a week of drunken partying with fellow Love Island friends Sophie Piper, Joshua Ritchie, Casey O’Gorman and Mitch Taylor, they headed home.
But after losing a game of Uno while waiting at the departure gate, Molly was forced to announce her newlywed status via the plane’s flight.
As she boarded the same flight as Sophie and Josh, her friends filmed her addressing the passengers as she began: ‘Everyone, can I have your attention, please.
“I hope you all had a nice holiday, I did because I just got married,” Molly then showed off her wedding ring as the crowd cheered in congratulations.
Molly Smith officially announced her newlywed status to the entire plane on Friday after losing a bet to her Love Island friends as she and Tom Clare returned from their Mallorca wedding
She began, “Everyone, can I have your attention please. “I hope you all had a nice holiday, I did because I just got married,” Molly flashed her wedding ring as the crowd cheered
Molly turned around and was left hysterical as she teased, “See Josh, this is how you make a bet.”
Earlier in the day, Sophie had revealed she woke up hungover with a tequila tattoo on her foot after getting the boozy ink during a boozy night out in Mallorca.
Sophie complained that her tattoo ink was “so thick” in the comments, while former co-star Mitch Taylor joked: “What’s wrong with us?”
Newlywed Tom, 26, also joined in the fun to mark the final night of their 10-day wedding anniversary.
‘Last night atmosphere! What an incredible 10 days, married to my only partner and making memories to tell the grandkids! Magic. Oh, and I got my first tattoo,” he wrote.
Mitch’s girlfriend Hayley Griffin posted a photo of the group’s matching tattoos at the airport.
“And this really sums up how we ended the wedding week,” she joked.
Tom and Molly held their second wedding at the picturesque Son Marroig, a beautiful 17th century marble temple with panoramic sea views.
Their destination wedding, likely to cost around £10,000 (€11,682), is popular with couples looking to say ‘I do’ on the Spanish island.
Molly welcomed her guests to the terrace for their luxurious candlelit wedding breakfast as she watched the sunset.
After losing a game of Uno while waiting at the departure gate, Molly was forced to announce her newlywed status over the plane’s flight line.
Earlier in the day, Sophie revealed she woke up hungover with a tequila tattoo on her foot after getting the boozy ink during a boozy night out in Mallorca.
The Love Island star, 27, quizzed fans after she got the boozy ink during a boozy night out in Mallorca for Molly and Tom’s wedding celebrations
She stunned in an elegant beaded wedding dress in the first photos she and Tom shared from their wedding on Instagram, with Tom wearing a white tuxedo.
The couple started dating after meeting on the All Stars version of the reality show in 2024.
The party continued with friends, family and co-stars gathering at the Suculenta Port de Sóller restaurant, where the local yacht crew at the port reportedly became annoyed with the party and called the Guardia Civil.
Racing driver Seb Melrose, 28, then set the record straight and admitted that police had given the wedding party a warning for jumping into the harbor – which is not allowed.
While for many brides a police visit during their wedding would be a nightmare, Molly seemed completely unfazed as she served shots, cozy up to her husband and jumped into the sea in a series of social media posts.
Witness Casey stripped down to tiny Speedos as he leered at the police officer – in footage shared by Mitch, who professed his love for the party boy.
The wedding party – including the bride and groom – were seen throwing themselves into the water, while a number of photos showed the guests having drinks.
Molly and the guests were keen to document the party on social media after the police visit, although they didn’t let the intervention get in their way.
