MOLLY-MAE Hague has dropped a huge hint that she’s still engaged to Tommy Fury despite their split as she shares a home update.
It comes after The Sun was first to reveal why the Maebe founder didn’t attend the Manchester premiere of the 26-year-old boxer’s TV show earlier this week.
Molly-Mae Hague has dropped a huge hint that she’s still engaged to Tommy Fury despite their split as she shares a home update[/caption]
The display shows a beautiful photograph of the couples engagement[/caption]
Tommy surprised Molly-Mae with a romantic engagement in 2023[/caption]
Tommy was also left squirming after he was grilled on their exact relationship status and engagement during an interview on BBC Breakfast.
And social media snaps showed mum of one Molly-Mae, 26, enjoying a sunny break away with her best pal, Tayla-Blue, in images posted to Memree founder Tayla’s page.
Yet despite her other half’s major career moment – The Good. The Bad. The Fury, already hitting screens – she has stayed silent until.
On her Instagram grid, Molly-Mae’s posts were uploaded a few days ago and focussed solely on her “extra special” time at work.
But now the star has shared a huge hint that she’s still engaged to the boxer with a sweet, new video clip in her stories.
The clip shows a series of stylish black and white family photographs being mounted in her hallway.
Stunning photos of her daughter and her engagement to Tommy are on full display.
Molly-Mae accompanied the video clip with the sound of Stormzy‘s poignant – Hold Me Down track.
Molly-Mae and Tommy who met on Love Island in 2019, split last summer.
They confirmed their reunion, much to the delight of fans, back in May.
The Sun understands that Molly-Mae skipped the event for Tommy’s documentary as she was keen to not “overshadow” the launch of Tommy’s programme.
And let him have his own time in the spotlight following their up and down 12 months.
Tommy’s documentary candidly addressed the pair’s recent split, as well as making a series of shock revelations about it.
In the show, he confessed that he was downing “20 shots a night” and drinking to get “blackout drunk” ahead of their split last year.
TOMMY FURY’S BBC3 DOCUMENTARY BOMBSHELLS
TOMMY Fury’ BBC show The Good, The Bad, The Fury has hit screens. Yet what are the key snippets?
- Tommy’s documentary candidly addressed his recent split with Molly-Mae, as well as making a series of shock revelations about it
- He bravely admitted he was “too drunk” to remember Molly-Mae walking out on him.
- The heartbreaking moment Tommy’s dad banned him from seeing Bambi on Christmas Day then came to light on-screen
He said: “The reason for our ending the relationship was alcohol.”
He then bravely admitted he was “too drunk” to remember Molly-Mae walking out on him.
Meanwhile, Molly-Mae has revealed she turned to ChatGPT for parenting advice after daughter Bambi, two, bit another child at nursery.
The Love Island star turned business owner, revealed she had been left conflicted after her sister Zoe Rae said Bambi shouldn’t be taken for ice cream after the incident.
Molly, who speaks candidly about her parenting struggles, said of the biting incident: “It’s the complete opposite of what I want my child to be.”
She added: “Equally she is two and a half and she is testing boundaries. Also it’s hard because at their nursery their way of disciplining is that they don’t really discipline.”
After Zoe’s comments, Molly admitted she was worried Bambi would view being taken out for ice cream as a “reward for bad behaviour.”
In her latest vlog, which was posted on YouTube, she admitted she turned to ChatGPT for advice, despite realising some people would find it “controversial.”
You can read the full outcome and her followers reactions to her decision here.
Tommy revealed some brutal bombshells on his documentary[/caption]
Molly-Mae has been frank about how hard it is to parent her daughter[/caption]