A LOVE Island star has hinted to fans that she might be returning to her musical theatre roots.
2023 Love Island star Molly Marsh has teased fans with an Instagram post featuring her latest project, as she holds up a copy of Music Week.
She shared pictures of her with various covers before the last pictures showing the music equipment surrounding her hinting that she might be recording some music of her own.
Writing on her Instagram, Molly Marsh told fans: “OK OK just a TINY HINT into SOMETHING COMING SOON!! IM….SO….EXCITED.”
The star has been inundated with support from fans as one commented: “wohoooo whatever it is I am sure you are going to smash it.”
Another shared: “Cannot waitttttt.”
“Proud of you and can’t wait to be on this journey,” said another.
Some fans were quick to guess that the upcoming project would be music related, as one added: “Ur own songs. You have an amazing voice.”
Another shared: “Girl we know you can sing so I hope it is what I think it is.”
Prior to taking part in last year’s Love Island on ITV2, Molly was already working as an influencer and she continued to go from strength to strength since then.
It was reported that last year that she was the highest earning star of her series, raking in £750,000.
Her latest Instagram post comes after the star moved in with her Love Island boyfriend Zach Noble this summer.
The couple announced the news with a picture of them looking overjoyed as they settled into their new home.
Molly has kept fans updated on her romance with Zach after they met on the show.
During their time in the villa the couple had a rollercoaster romance with Molly exiting the villa, seeing Zach couple up with Kady McDermott before they later reunited.
The pair also briefly split following the Love Island villa but have since reconciled and recently embarked on a trip around Australia together.
A source told us at the time: “Molly and Zachariah have always remained friends, even when they both decided to take a break from their relationship almost two months ago.
“The couple have always supported each other and had similar interests, including seeing parts of the world and travelling.”
