Molly-Mae Hague fans declare 'she's back' as she stuns in bikini on trip with Tommy Fury
Molly-Mae Hague has shared a sizzling snap of herself as she soaks up the sunshine on a break to Dubai with her ex Tommy Fury, amid the pair rekindling their romance
Molly Mae Hague is showing off her figure in a new snap while she enjoys a Dubai trip with Tommy Fury.
The recently-reunited couple, who are parents to daughter Bambi, decided to call off their engagement and go their separate ways all of a sudden, but it was later revealed that trouble had been brewing in their relationship due to Tommy's secret battle with alcohol.
What came next was endless cheating allegations as fans turned on Tommy, suggesting that he had been unfaithful to Molly-Mae. However, Tommy vehemently denies all the accusations made against him. Now the ex Love Island star has rekindled her romance with Tommy as they enjoy their trip baby free.
Captioning the picture: 'making the most of one day in my favourite place', fans also took to the comments praising Molly for how amazing she looked.
One fan commented: 'she is SO back". Another said: 'unreal!!' A third chimed, praising the baby blue bikini Molly was sporting: 'This colour on you!!!!' A fourth added: 'Looking gorgeous as always lady'.
This comes after Molly shared a new trailer for the second part of her Prime Video reality show. In the teaser trailer, viewers watch as Molly-Mae's sister Zoe Rae confronts the TV star over getting back together with Tommy. "But have you addressed the problems?", she asks her.
Molly-Mae could be seen blankly staring at her sister, with her response hidden for now. In the voice over for the clip, she said: "Things are looking like they are heading in a good direction. But by tomorrow could it all be destroyed again? 100 percent. My whole career is in the hands of the people that follow me."
She was then hit with the question: "Were you with Tommy on New Year's Eve?" Molly-Mae held her head in her hands and screamed out: "No. Oh my God. What?!"
The moment was of course in reference to the viral clip of Molly-Mae and Tommy being spotted together as they rang in 2025 with a kiss. It fired off weeks of rumours the pair had put their differences aside and reunited. Her sister Zoe added: "It is a lot but if there is one person who can deal with it, it is Molly."
Molly-Mae confirmed her Amazon Prime TV series will return next month on May 9. The second instalment of her documentary show is expected to reveal tension between the sisters.
Molly-Mae and Zoe clashed over her taking back Tommy following their very public split last summer after five years together. Their reunion is expected to play out on screens in the show, yet not everyone was happy to hear they were back on.
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