Molly Mae shares snaps from ‘special' holiday with Tommy Fury and daughter Bambi as they head to Dubai for THIRD time
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MOLLY-MAE Hague has treated fans to further snapshots showing her "special" family holiday with daughter Bambi and partner Tommy Fury following their emotional reunion.
The Sun exclusively revealed the couple's holiday this week after the pair confirmed they were giving their love a second stab on her Amazon Prime show, Behind It All.
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Molly-Mae has shared adorable new snaps from her third trip to Dubai this year
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The pair perched on a sun lounger as they blew a kiss
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She told how the little family were having the 'most special times' in the UAE
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The Sun was first to reveal how Molly-Mae is holidaying with Tommy Fury after the pair rekindled their relationship
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Over the weekend, we reported the start of Molly-Mae's third trip to Dubai this year, with the influencer already hailing the getaway as "perfect."
Now the Love Island alum, 25, who met boxer Tommy, 26, on the matchmaking series back in 2019, has given a second update courtesy of a sweet Instagram grid post.
She captured scenes showing her and her two-year-old enjoying a cuddle outside an ice cream parlour before they struck a look-a-like pose on the beach.
After showing the pair walking around their Dubai resort, the mother-and-daughter duo then perched on a sun lounger and blew a kiss at someone out of shot, which was presumably Tommy.
In her caption, Molly-Mae wrote: "Our most special times."
Her followers appeared divided at Tommy's absence, despite the fact The Sun confirmed he was present.
One fan wrote: "It's ok to have pics of Tommy in your posts you know. This is your life Mollie and he is the father of your child and you're giving it another chance.. just be happy xxx"
A second replied: "She is happy can you not see," as a third posted: "Yeah clearly she's happy, what she's saying is if she's back with Tommy she can post pics with him in it - doesn't need to hide it."
Another mused: "It's also OK for it to be just about mamma and daughter which these images suggest … regardless of her relationship status."
Molly-Mae Hague shares heartbreaking insight into new Amazon series after Tommy Fury reunion
Last week, we reported how Molly-Mae posted a side-profile snap showing her donning a vest top while sitting in her Business Class plane seat.
Another Stories upload saw her stretching out in her seat while in front of the in-seat TV screen.
The Maebe founder added a series of Emoji icons hinting at her getaway, and a source then confirmed to us: "Molly and Tommy have jetted away to Dubai for a relaxing break.
"They have lots to celebrate - Molly's show and Tommy's boxing success.
"It's like they are in the honeymoon period again."
HAPPY PLACE
Earlier this year, the duo enjoyed a "wholesome" getaway to the UAE and promptly gushed over their "happy place."
It marks another overseas trip for the mum of one this year, who has also jetted to St Moritz and Budapest.
The reunion comes after Molly-Mae spoke candidly about the challenges in their relationship including Tommy's drinking, which contributed to their split in August 2024.
We first revealed the former Love Island couple were getting back together when they shared a kiss on New Year's Eve after "flirting all night."
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The influencer shared an image showing her and Bambi taking a stroll
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Molly-Mae confirmed their reunion on her Amazon Prime series
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