Molly-Mae Hague announces split from fiancé Tommy Fury: Love Island updates

While pregnant with their daughter Bambi, Hague admitted in a YouTube video that she cried “five times a day” and that it was the “emotionally hardest period” of her entire life.

“I just felt like every single day I was living an outer body experience, my emotions were something I’d never experienced before,” she said.

“I cried maybe five times a day for no reason. Just in tears over everything. Also just the shock for Tommy and I. It’s honestly taken up until now to sink in. Every time we talk about it, it feels like we’re talking about a situation that’s not our own because it was a complete shock, I can’t lie.

Hague said she believed her relationship with her Love Island co-star would last forever in a resurfaced clip following their breakup announcement.

In the video, taken from her 2021 appearance on the Diary of a CEO podcast, the influencer said she thought their relationship would “last forever” and stated that “trust” was the key part.

“We have that complete and utter trust in one another and in a relationship, that’s all you need to survive,” she said at the time.

“People have these dream pregnancies where they’re always with their husbands doing baby shopping and cute things, and me and Tommy literally just communicate through FaceTime,” the influencer said on social media at the time. “Because he’s been away so much, he sometimes forgets. I’m like, ‘You do understand I’m two months away… we’re going to have a child.’”

Fans were instantly upset over Hague’s admission, taking to social media to share their concerns.

“I feel so sorry for Molly-Mae spending her pregnancy alone even though Tommy can easily afford to put his career on hold,” wrote one X/Twitter user.

“Primarily communicating via FaceTime when you’re significant other is pregnant is shameful sorry,” said another.

“I actually feel so sorry for Molly-Mae. Say what you want about her but no woman deserves to do their pregnancy journey alone. It’s a time for love and gentleness – not isolation,” shared another.

Read more fan reactions here.

Since leaving the Love Island villa in 2019, Hague has been vocal for her support of Fury’s boxing career.

After Fury beat his boxing rival Jake Paul during a February 2023 match, he dedicated his win to their newborn daughter.

Hague celebrated Fury’s victory on her Instagram Story, writing over a photograph of the champion boxer: “Never a doubt in my mind.”

Meanwhile, Fury said after the match: “I want to dedicate this fight to my new baby girl Bambi at home and my Mrs. I love you.”

The fateful moment that Fury met Hague for the first time on Love Island season five has resurfaced following news of their break up.

The pair met after Hague chose Fury for a date in the hot tub on the 2019 series of the ITV2 dating show.

Hague and Fury came in second place during the Love Island season five finale, followed by contestants Amber Gill and Greg O’Shea.

The PrettyLittleThing brand ambassador has been open with fans about her mental health and postpartum journey.

Hague admitted in a YouTube vlog shared in August last year that she “wasn’t sure she was ever going to feel happy again” following Bambi’s birth in January 2023.

She explained that she was trying to rush back to normalcy too quickly, and wasn’t giving herself the time to understand the massive changes in her life.

Hague reassured other mothers going through similar struggles, saying: “I promise you it gets so much easier.”

The TikTok carousel post from July 28 showed the couple together as a voiceover said: “I love you more than everything.”

The pair were heading out on a date when the incident occurred, leaving Hague “flustered”, “in shock” and experiencing “flashbacks”.

She explained in a YouTube video: “I just drove down this little bit of road which has made me have a flashback that happened a couple of days ago. It was the weirdest thing ever and we kind of experienced our first little car crash.”

Hague confirmed that the couple were “completely fine” after the incident.

The former couple bought their first home together in March 2022 after three years of house-hunting.

They purchased a £4 million ($5.13 million) home in Cheshire, England, with six bedrooms. In October 2021, the couple’s apartment in Manchester was burgled in a “gang raid,” in which Hague said the thieves “took everything”.

“I need to be more careful now about the things I’m sharing, the things I’m talking about,” Hague said, following the burglary. However, she explained that she won’t let it “stop” her life and the way she wants to live.

“I can’t let this situation affect me to a point where I’m constantly thinking, ‘Well I can’t do this’ or, ‘I can’t do that’. I’m not going to let it change my life that much.”

Read more about the incident from Laura Hampson here.

Hague and Fury were most recently at the center of split rumors in December last year, after the boxer was seen at a club with a woman while Hague was spotted without her engagement ring.

In a YouTube video, Hague admitted that was “going through it” before she decided to subtly address the infidelity rumors in a subsequent YouTube video.

The influencer explained that “things aren’t always perfect” with the couple, before adding: “I really don’t care what is said about me, Tommy, my relationship.”