Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury look miserable as they return from sixth holiday in five months
Molly kept Tommy out of view in most of her Dubai holiday snaps
moody-mae Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury look miserable as they return from sixth holiday in five months
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MOLLY-MAE Hague and Tommy Fury looked glum as they touched down in Manchester following their sixth holiday of the year.
The couple, who recently confirmed they had got back together, appeared downcast as they strutted out of the terminal at the airport.
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Molly-Mae and Tommy Fury looked glum as they landed in Manchester
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They appeared to have an animated exchange before leaving the airport
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Molly-Mae cut a glum figure walking back to her car
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Molly and Tommy could be seen wheeling their suitcases to their car as they kept things low-key.
The fashion influencer wore a simple top and matching comfy trousers combo whilst Tommy showed off his bulging biceps in a plain white T-shirt that sported the Barry's Bootcamp logo.
At one point, Molly appeared to have an animated conversation with Tommy as she could be seen clutching onto two suitcases as he held onto one.
As they made their way out onto the road, boxer Tommy appeared to be wheeling two suitcases after giving Molly a hand with one of hers.
The pair did not appear in the best of spirits as they landed on UK soil following their trip to Dubai.
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.
During the trip, Molly shared a raft of snaps of her and the couple's daughter Bambi but appeared to keep Tommy out of sight for many of her uploads.
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."
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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"
As 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."
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.
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The pair wheeled the cases back to the car
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It had been their sixth holiday of the year so far
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Their spirits appeared to be low
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Molly had shared a slew of snaps from her Dubai holiday
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Andrew, who lives on Westbourne Park Road, just round the corner from the famous blue door, said his neighbours have taken to putting up ropes and chains to stop entitled influencers sitting on their front steps. He said: "They are oblivious to you completely. You just have to walk past them if they are in the middle of their photograph." Is your street overrun with annoying influencers and tourists? Email 11 Piles of rubbish are often left behind Credit: Peter Jordan
