Georgia Kousoulou and Tommy Mallett's show is returning for a fourth series.

Georgia Kousoulou and Tommy Mallett will be returning to screens to share their ups and downs

Georgia Kousoulou and Tommy Mallett will be returning to screens to share their ups and downs

The last series of 'Georgia And Tommy: Baby Steps' saw the couple nearly split up over Tommy's undiagnosed ADHD, which he finally got help for, and now they are stronger than ever and their wedding is back on, with the 'TOWIE' stars hoping to tie the knot abroad in 2024 or 2025.

They are quoted by The Sun newspaper as saying: “In the last series we faced a lot of adversity as a family, and we can’t wait to show how much we have overcome. This will be a big year for our family.”

Filming has just got underway in Essex.

As well as planning their wedding, the pair are hoping to add to their brood this year.

Georgia, 31, admits she'd like to have her second child before she gets hitched.

Speaking to OK! last year, she said: "I would like another. I need to get a bit of a plan in action if I want to get married in 2024 or 2025. Ideally, I’d have the baby before that. I don’t want a massive gap [in age after Brody]. Please God, I’ll get pregnant within the next year. That would be great."

And she's hoping their son Brody, 22 months, will get a big sister, and even has their roles planned out for the couple's big day.

She said: "I would love a girl. I keep saying, 'My next baby is a girl.' Everyone’s like, 'You can’t say that.' I’m like, 'I can.' You have to talk it into existence – 'I know I’m going to have a girl, I know I’m having a girl.' It’ll be really cute to have Brody as the little pageboy and her as a flower girl."

And though she has set her heart on a Majorca wedding, Georgia won't rule out a UK ceremony if a venue takes her fancy.

She said: "I don’t see myself getting married here [in the UK]. I think Majorca will be the place. We’ve got a house there and it’s stunning. I need to look at venues over here as well. I can’t 100 per cent rule out a UK wedding. I could see one and be like, 'Wow!' but I need that feeling. I’m going by my gut."