Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury met on season five of Love Island UK in 2019. Photo / Instagram @mollymae
Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury met on season five of Love Island UK in 2019. Photo / Instagram @mollymae
The former darlings of UK reality TV are said to be bolstering security amid their split.
Former Love Island legends Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury have been forced to ramp up security in the wake of their shock split last week, following reports Fury is being publicly heckled by devastated fans.
It comes amid allegations that Fury, the brother of professional boxer Tyson Fury, cheated on Hague just over a year after their highly publicised engagement.
On Saturday (UK time), a solemn-looking Fury was seen with a security guard during a day out at the park with his and Hague’s 1-year-old daughter Bambi.
Speaking to the Sun, a bystander claimed the boxer, 25, was verbally harassed by an outraged fan who allegedly called him a “cheating scumbag” as he enjoyed time with his daughter.
Meanwhile Hague, also 25, has reportedly bolstered her own security personnel, with a protection officer accompanying her at all times. It’s understood two other guards also monitor the multimillion-dollar mansion the pair formerly shared in the affluent county of Cheshire.
Fury and Hague, a social media influencer and director of the self-tan empire Filter by Molly-Mae, placed second on the fifth season of the hit UK reality TV series in 2019. The whirlwind summer romance continued to blossom outside the swanky confines of the Mallorca villa, eventually leading to the purchase and renovation of their Cheshire home, Bambi’s birth in January 2023, and their engagement six months later.
A source told the Sun both Hague and Fury have security guards “watching over them” following the “massive public reaction” to their split.
“Molly-Mae’s fans are very angry with Tommy and he has been heckled in public,” the source added, noting neither are willing to risk Bambi’s safety amid the media and fan frenzy.
The former reality TV darlings announced their split on August 14 with two separate statements on their respective social media accounts.
Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury got engaged in Ibiza while on holiday with their daughter, Bambi. Photo / Instagram
Local media have claimed the beauty mogul called it quits just hours after being sent a video of Fury’s antics on a drunken lads’ getaway to Macedonia.
British tabloids have since alleged Hague confronted Fury over claims he cheated on her with a Danish woman during the holiday, with reports he was seen kissing her at a bar.
The Sun has also claimed Fury left a nightclub with the same woman at around 1am.
Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague on the set of Love Island in 2019. Photo / ITV
Although Fury has yet to formally address the cheating claims, he is said to be “horrified” by the allegations - which he has denied. A representative for the star previously revealed he was consulting lawyers.
Late last year, the duo were plagued by break-up rumours after footage of Fury partying in Abu Dhabi with controversial singer Chris Brown and several women went viral.
Hague further caused a stir among fans when it was noticed she hadn’t been wearing her engagement ring.
