Love Island’s Molly and Zach insist they ‘won’t get dragged into drama’ after Kady McDermott feud
LOVE Island couple Molly Marsh and Zachariah Noble have insisted they “won’t be dragged into drama” following their feud with Kady McDermott.
The happy couple also insisted that it’s only a matter of time before those who were playing are game are exposed.
It comes after the pair clashed with Kady, 27, in an explosive Reunion show, which saw the fiery brunette tell Zach to “enjoy his 15 minutes of fame”.
Speaking to The Sun exclusively about the post-villa drama with Kady, basketball player Zach said: “It wasn’t simmering when everyone thought it was.”
While Molly commented: “It was never a thing for me, for me it was everyone else’s problem and not ours.”
Zach continued: “We’re not a drama type of people, that’s not us. It’s not going to start being us neither.”
When asked if there was anyone who was faking it, Zach told us: “I’m not one to stir the pot, I feel like time will tell, leave them to their own.”
Despite making it official in the villa, the pair are still getting used to being a couple on the outside, including navigating how they deal with a long-distance relationship.
Taking about the next stages in their relationship, Molly said: “It’s going really well, it’s literally an hour and a half on the train, the commuting thing is so easy but definitely one day.”
Zach said: “Our relationship is the same as anyone else’s – the only thing is we were on TV and everyone was watching it.
“There is no pressure for us to move quick right now and if the end goal comes, it comes.”
Molly said she would love to have marriage and kids with Zach in the future, prompting Zach to say: “Happy wife, happy life.”
The blonde beauty said she has plenty of brand deals lined up but is being selective with who she partners-up with.
Since leaving the villa, Molly has not just been inundated with offers, she’s also been flooded with supportive messages.
Molly admitted she was at first stunned by the reaction, especially by those who were concerned that she was being “bullied” in the villa.
“When I came out and heard of this, it shocked me because I got on with everyone so well,” the influencer said.
“I just like my own space and it came across in a different way.
“I never felt any sort of bullying going on in the villa.”