Molly-Mae breaks silence after Tommy Fury split

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury split in August, five years after meeting on season five of Love Island UK. Photo / @mollymae
Love Island legend Molly-Mae Hague has finally broken her silence following her highly publicised split from Tommy Fury two weeks ago.
The influencer and boxer, both 25, met on the fifth season of the hit UK reality TV series in 2019 and welcomed a daughter, Bambi, in January 2023. The two announced their engagement six months later.
The shock split rattled long-time fans of the couple, with both parties taking to social media to issue separate statements on August 14. Hague’s cryptic line, “I never imagined our story would end, especially not in this way,” immediately stirred speculation that Fury had been unfaithful – an allegation that was given weight by several reports claiming he’d cheated with a Danish woman while on a lads’ holiday in Macedonia.
Fury has strenuously denied the cheating allegations.
Now, Hague has broken her silence on social media – taking to Instagram on Wednesday (UK time) to share a photo of herself relaxing on a balcony that overlooks a body of water.
She simply captioned the snap: “Thank you for being the best online friends I could’ve ever wished for.”
A post shared by Molly-Mae Hague (@mollymae)
Hague, who has amassed over eight million followers on the platform, was instantly inundated with well-wishes and messages of support from both fans and fellow stars.
“Stay strong … and always put yourself first … time will heal you. Lots of love,” commented Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu, a fellow Love Island UK contestant who won the eighth season in 2022 with ex-partner, Davide Sanclimenti.
“I promise you’ll slowly mend Molly, and be stronger than you ever knew possible, until then millions are here to help hold you up. Sending love,” wrote British influencer and author Sophie Hinchliffe.
Jessie Wynter, who appeared on season two of Love Island Australia and season nine of Love Island UK, wrote: “We love you Molly.”
Maura Higgins, one of Hague’s close friends and cast-mates from season five, also weighed in with the simple message: “LOVE AND ADORE YOU”.
“Mol, THANK YOU for showing women (and men) to NEVER settle for someone for an easy life. The strength it has taken for you to walk away from someone you loved so much (shame it wasn’t reciprocated) is inspiring for many, and what an incredible role model, teaching Bambi how women should respect themselves FIRST. We’re all with you,” one fan said in a heartfelt response.
Hague’s return to social media follows a bombshell revelation earlier this week, with the woman at the centre of the cheating allegations coming forward to change her story after initially denying she and Fury had engaged in anything untoward.
Milla Corfixen, a 20-year-old from Denmark, took to her Instagram Stories to set the record straight after receiving widespread backlash from Hague and Fury’s devastated fanbase.
Corfixen, who the previous week had denied any romantic entanglement with Fury, suddenly back-pedalled – claiming the two “only shared a kiss”.
“I’ve had to delete all my posts due to the hate and nasty comments, as stated in the news story I have gave. I didn’t do anything with Tommy Fury. I didn’t even know who he was – we only shared a kiss, nothing else happened. And if I’d of known about Molly-Mae I would never have kissed him back,” she said.
Onlookers have alleged Fury kissed a blonde woman – said to be Corfixen – at a nightclub during his drunken holiday with friends.
Corfixen, who has maintained she is in a relationship, previously told the Sun she was “the girl” at the centre of the rumours but stressed that “nothing happened”.
“I don’t know what he’s been doing but someone else must have kissed him,” she originally claimed, adding that she had been introduced to Fury and his friends by his security team, who are her acquaintances.
“They invited us to his table [at the club] and we had fun and that’s it. We did not do anything. I would never have done anything with a married man, as he’s basically married, with a little child.
“We were at the same places but we were not together… He didn’t flirt with me, he was just being friendly.”
Last week, it was reported both Hague and Fury had been forced to ramp up security in the wake of their split, following reports of Fury being publicly heckled by fans.
Speaking to the Sun, a bystander claimed the boxer had been verbally harassed at a park by an outraged fan, who allegedly called him a “cheating scumbag” as he enjoyed time with his daughter.
Hague also reportedly bolstered her own security personnel, with a protection officer now accompanying her at all times. It’s understood two other guards are monitoring the multimillion-dollar mansion the pair formerly shared in the affluent county of Cheshire.
Fury is the brother of professional boxer and heavyweight champion Tyson Fury.