Molly-Mae Hague confirms she's "figuring things out" with Tommy Fury after reuniting for "best holiday ever"
Molly-Mae Hague has confirmed she is "figuring things out" with Tommy Fury after reuniting for a holiday together.
The two stars confirmed their split last year, Tommy explaining at the time that his issues with alcohol led to the break-up.
Following recent rumours that they had rekindled their romance, Molly-Mae has revealed that she and Tommy have spent some time together in Dubai with daughter Bambi after speculation swirled amid Instagram posts from the city.
"We had a really really really amazing time, probably the best holiday ever for all of us," she said in a YouTube vlog. "It's not that I'm hiding it, I'm not quite ready to talk about it.
"It's private, but also it's not really private at all. It's a different world when your relationship is in the public eye.
"When you have a relationship in the public eye, trying to rebuild that relationship or work on that relationship or see if you have something worth saving. You can't figure things out the way a normal relationship would.
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"You can't do the normal things a couple trying to work on their relationship normally do," she added, clarifying that they are "just figuring things out and just seeing how it goes".
Molly-Mae further spoke about being initially secretive about the fact they are with one another, telling fans she doesn't want them to think she is "not being honest".
The star also hit back at rumours that they are planning to announce a rekindling on the next part of her Prime Video tell-all documentary Behind It All, which is due in spring.
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"Guys, that's honestly not the case at all," she said. "The only reason I haven't spoken about my relationship to you guys on here and things like Dubai and all of that is because, to be honest, I'm not ready to.
"I don't really know how I want to talk about it, or if I want to talk about it. Or if I ever want to talk about it, I don't know."
A representative for Tommy recently hit back at "false" rumours about him and Molly-Mae, confirming that he has "not filmed for Molly's show on Amazon". at sky.com at Pandora at at amazon.co.uk at at digitalspy.com at Apple at disneyplus.com at amazon.co.uk at amazon.co.uk
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