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Daily Mirror
30-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Awkward moment Molly-Mae Hague interrogated by sister Zoe over Tommy Fury reunion
Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury shocked fans when they announced their split last year. However, a few months later, they were spotted getting cosy at a New Year's Eve party Reality star Molly-Mae Hague was interrogated by her concerned sister, Zoe, about her reunion with ex-fiancé Tommy Fury at a New Year's Eve party. The Love Island couple, who are parents to daughter Bambi, went their separate ways last August following reported issues surrounding Tommy's drinking. They continued co-parenting their daughter but was pictured getting cosy at a NYE party. Over time, their bond seemingly reignited and they quietly started dating again and even marked Valentine's Day together with a romantic stay at the luxurious Estelle Manor. They also travelled to Dubai with their daughter to soak up the sunshine. The 25-year-old Maebe founder was questioned by her sister in the latest instalment of her Amazon Prime documentary, Molly-Mae: Behind It All. In the first part of the show, Molly-Mae admitted the memory of Zoe's wedding was ruined by Tommy's drinking. She said she "begged and pleaded" with the boxer not to drink too much at the ceremony and "couldn't remember" any moments where his drinking didn't end in "disaster." In a teaser for the upcoming segments of the documentary, Zoe is chatting to Molly and immediately asked: "Have you actually addressed the problems?" Molly looked serious before the clip switched to a different scene where she was sitting in a chair and saying: "100%." Another scene showed someone asking her whether she was with Tommy on New Year's Eve as she scrolled through news stories of it. "No, my God!" she said as she covered her face in frustration. The pair had previously seemed solid, especially after welcoming baby Bambi in January 2023 and announcing their engagement that summer. So when Molly revealed their break-up on Instagram, her 8.5 million followers were lost for words. 'I never imagined our story would end, especially not this way,' she wrote, breaking the news that the five-year relationship had ended. Rumours of infidelity quickly surfaced - but Tommy hit back during a candid interview, calling the allegations 'complete and utter boll****s.' He clarified that his drinking was at the heart of their split: 'Cheating was never a thing. You can ask Molly this yourself. It was the drink, and the drink is not a good thing.' Opening up about the depths of his drinking, Tommy admitted: 'I was getting black-out drunk nearly every night,' and confessed that it led him to neglect his responsibilities as both a partner and a father to their young daughter, Bambi.
Daily Mirror
30-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Are Molly-Mae and Tommy back together as she screams in anguish in new Amazon trailer?
After a painful breakup fueled by Tommy Fury's struggle with alcohol, Molly-Mae Hague and the professional boxer appear to have slowly found their way back to one another Molly-Mae Hague has appeared to have officially acknowledged that she and Tommy Fury are giving their relationship another shot - but the road back hasn't been without emotional turmoil. The 25-year-old influencer lays bare her vulnerability in the newly released trailer for her upcoming Prime Video docuseries Behind It All, where she and Tommy appear together for the first time since their quiet reconciliation. The couple, who are parents to daughter Bambi, called it quits last August following reported issues surrounding Tommy's drinking. While they kept their reunion out of the public eye until now, the new series reveals just how delicate their bond remains. 'I feel like things are going well,' Molly reflects on camera. 'But then I wonder - could everything just come crashing down by tomorrow?' Family tensions are also laid bare in the trailer, as her sister Zoe bluntly questions whether the couple has truly faced the root of their problems: 'Have you actually addressed the problems?' she asks, clearly concerned about the depth of their reconciliation. After calling off their engagement last August, Molly-Mae and Tommy have slowly made their way back to one another - despite the painful reasons behind their split. The Love Island alumni, who first captured hearts in 2019, broke up amid Tommy's private struggle with alcohol dependency. Opening up about the depths of his drinking, Tommy admitted: 'I was getting black-out drunk nearly every night,' and confessed that it led him to neglect his responsibilities as both a partner and a father to their young daughter, Bambi. Despite going their separate ways, the couple maintained contact while co-parenting. Over time, their bond reignited and they quietly started dating again and even marked Valentine's Day together with a romantic stay at the luxurious Estelle Manor. Molly recently shared a glimpse into their reconciled relationship during a family getaway to Dubai - her first public photo of Tommy since their split appeared on Instagram, sparking a wave of fan speculation. The pair had previously seemed solid, especially after welcoming baby Bambi in January 2023 and announcing their engagement that summer. So when Molly revealed their break-up on Instagram, her 8.5 million followers were stunned. 'I never imagined our story would end, especially not this way,' she wrote, breaking the news that the five-year relationship had ended. Rumors of infidelity quickly surfaced - but Tommy hit back during a candid interview, calling the allegations 'complete and utter boll****s.' He clarified that his drinking was at the heart of their split: 'Cheating was never a thing. You can ask Molly this yourself. It was the drink, and the drink is not a good thing.' Away from her family and relationship drama, the trailer also offers a glimpse of a shocking moment when Molly is thrown from a horse, an incident she's previously called a 'miracle' escape, having emerged unscathed despite the dramatic fall. The mum-of-one is seen falling from the horse and into a fence as she screams in horror. Molly had previously shared that she had a "really bad fall" from a horse recently and as a result she's taking a break from lessons. She said that the incident left her "literally black and blue". She said: "As for the horse riding, I actually had a really bad fall recently off a horse, which was really quite shocking because obviously like at the stage that I'm at with my riding like I'm like a beginner. "And I'm really just learning. And the kind of fall that I actually had off the horse recently was like not the kind of fall that you would expect to have like at the stage of learning that I'm at." Molly-Mae described it as "really quite bad," before adding: "Thank god I was wearing a body protector and I was obviously wearing a helmet, so I was okay." She continued by sharing that the incident had even been caught on film. "We're not really sure how I was okay because the fall was actually caught on camera and when I watch it back I'm like 'how am I okay? Like how did I get up from that?' I was literally black and blue. Like my bum. I cannot even." Behind It All, Molly's first venture into unscripted storytelling with Prime Video, is set to air its finale on May 9 - bringing viewers inside not only her private life but the intimate work required to rebuild love after a painful split.
Forbes
27-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Forbes
Mother's Day Gift Guide: Best Hotel Gifts
Arev in St Tropez opened recently Arev Estelle Manor, England Estelle Manor is the very exquisite country house hotel and members' club in Oxfordshire created by Sharan Pasricha, who also owns Gleneagles and heads up the Ennismore group. This country house hotel in Oxfordshire has a superbly curated shop. Estelle Manor Opened in 2023, in the Muse, which is curated by his wife Eiesha, has one of the very best hotel boutiques in Britain (although you might also come for the 30,000 square meter Roman-inspired spa, outdoor swimming pool and 60 acres filled with croquet lawns, archery and axe-throwing plus three restaurants and bedrooms that balance heritage with delightful dollops of modernity). This year, Estelle Manor has launched a collaboration with New York-based Lingua Franca, and this hand-stitched Lady of the Manor (£675) cashmere cardigan, generously oversized, will make any mother rightly feel that they rule the roost. Byblos, France A new collaboration for a revered hotel in the South of France comes from Pinel et Pinel Byblos In the 1970s, the hotel Byblos became the motherlode of St Tropez cool and its maintained epic levels of panache since.. Just off Avenue Foch, it mixes a still-legendary nightclub, the Caves du Roy and a particularly nice beach club on the Pampelonne and 88 personality-filled rooms and suites (the hotel is named after the place where Aphrodite and Adonis became lovers and yes, this is a hotel that dispenses romance). This year, as well as a new rooftop Skybar, its shop sees a collaboration with Pinel et Pinel, the very desirable, very discreet Paris-based trunkmaker. The Colette XL tote bag ($2,290) has a canvas exterior but is lined in calfskin, resulting in a casual elegance that is both tres St Tropez and Byblos. Villa d'Este, Italy The Villa d'Este hotel has these stylish shoes for sale FTfoto | Standing sentinel on Lake Como, Villa d'Este is one of Italy's most beautiful and famous hotels, with a guest list that includes royalty, film stars and literary giants, including Mark Twain and Joseph Heller. The Villa d'Este La Boutique also celebrates Italian design. These hand-painted sandals ($352) celebrate the hotel's 16th-century architecture, with a blue suede insole and bring a sense of dolce vita to this Mother's Day. Bequia Beach Hotel, St Vincent & The Grenadines This family-run hotel in the Caribbean produces its own swimwear and coverups Bequia Beach Hotel The island of Bequia is old-style Caribbean, and, owned by the Mortstedt family, Bequia Beach Hotel fits is a perfect fit for this vibe. Perched on Friendship Beach, guests reach it by the hotel's own private plane from Barbados or St Lucia and then just relax at the beach bar, explore the island and relax around its rooms and suites. Bequia Beach Bums was founded by Elinor Mortstedt and draws inspiration from Bequia - swimsuits have built-in UV protection, while the cover-ups (£95) will take you from the pool and beach to sundowners and beyond. Arev, France Paper London has created a clothing collection for Arev in St Tropez Paper London/Arev The Cote d'Azur is having a proper moment at the moment and one of the reasons is this new hotel which brings a new design perspective to the heart of St Tropez. The 35-room hotel, designed by Luis Bustamante, features nautical-themed décor with navy and white stripes and red accents. It has also launched a collaboration with cult London fashion company Paper with three carefully curated capsules: on the padel court, by the pool, and at the bar, including beach wear and sports clothing. Hotel Caruso, A Belmond Hotel, Italy Campania is the third collaboration between Apartamento books and Belmond Hotels Belmond/Apartamento All the Belmond hotels, which in Italy include the revered Hotel Cipriani in Venice and the Splendido in Portofino, are a reflection of their environment, which naturally includes the local cuisine. The Belmond group has started to create a series of travelogues with Apartamento. The third, Campagnia: Recipes & Wanderings Across Italy's Polychromatic Coast (49 euros) features photography by Lea Colombo and classic recipes, including many taken from the kitchens of the Hotel Caruso, previously an 11th-century palace perched on the highest peak of the Amalfi Coast Fife Arms, Scotland The Fife Arms in Braemar works with some of Scotland's finest artisans Sim Canetty-Clarke Some hotels are great at championing local artisans. One particularly strong example is the Fife Arms in Braemar in Scotland. It has partnered with leading silversmith Malcolm Appleby who has a workshop in nearby Aberfeldy. With a career that spans 50 years, he has created a range of jewellery that takes inspiration from the Highland landscape. This bangle (£555) is in fully-hallmarked silver and measures 19 x 2 x 2.5cm and depicts the otters that play in the waters around the hotel. La Reserve Hotel, Switzerland The La Reserve hotels all feature the elephant in their design and some of their gifts Emilien Itim Now encompassing 14 hotels and resorts - primarily in Switzerland but also in France and London, Michel Reybier has joined together a series of hotels that incorporate both grand dames hotels such as Victoria-Jungfrau Grand Hotel and Spa and newer ones, including L'Oscar. All of them have an elephant in their design, thanks to Reybier's vineyard Cos d'Estournel, which has historic links with India. This Silver Elephant Ring Holder ($160.00) is a very appropriate gift for a mother who appreciates the finer things in life.
Emirates Woman
10-02-2025
- Lifestyle
- Emirates Woman
6 Wellness Escapes for a Solitude or Social Soak
Life by Camille Macawili 17 seconds ago Hydrotherapy is making a comeback with wellness entrepreneurs debuting concepts centered on the therapeutic powers of water. Here, we're making a shortlist of escapes for some well-deserved dips, from Switzerland to Japan. WALDSPA AT NATURHOTEL FORSTHOFGUT – LEOGANG, AUSTRIA Off the ski slopes and amongst the impressive Leogang Rocky Mountains lie Forsthofgut, a luxurious scenic retreat that puts the focus on therapeutic waters. Right in the middle of a garden, this unique property is surrounded by meadows and forests. At the heart of this tranquil oasis is a 30,000-square-meter bathing lake and a lake infinity pool that delivers pure relaxation all-year long. There is also the Finnish lake sauna that is part of this unique place of power and ritual that comes with a panoramic window and direct mountain views. HOSHINOYA – TOKYO, JAPAN At the luxurious hotel chain — owned by hospitality group Hoshino Resorts and designed by the renowned Tokyo-based architect Rie Azuma — the concept of onsen or natural geothermal pools are designed to induce a zen-like sense of calm in the middle of a hustling and bustling city. In this high-rise ryokan in Tokyo, the Otemachi Onsen at Hoshinoya features a salty hot spring where guests can enjoy a restorative dip to alleviate a fatigued body and mind, with striking views of the Tokyo skyline. EYNSHAM BATHS AT ESTELLE MANOR – OXFORDSHIRE, UNITED KINGDOM View this post on Instagram A post shared by Estelle Manor (@estellemanor) Nestled in a hotel and country club, Estelle Manor, this countryside escape houses a grand 3,000-square-meter space inspired by days of yore of Roman villa ruins with its neoclassical architecture featuring sculpted stone columns, grand pillars, and carved marble details. Immerse yourself at the Eynsham Baths's different thermal areas, from a Frigidarium to Caldarium, Tepidarium to Hay or completely detach and indulge in the Wim Hof Method Breathwork class — a 50-minute dedicated wellness session for breathwork pool to restore the body and mind in its optimal state. THE BLUE LAGOON, SKY LAGOON – ICELAND Every aspect of the Retreat is architected for well-being wonder. Its design framework takes inspiration from its surrounding frontier, offering breathtaking views of Iceland's unique environment. At the geothermal lagoon, float on mineral-rich waters that exude a meditative and healing energy – all you need to do is detach and relax. 7132 – VALS, SWITZERLAND At 7132, the luxe property offers a traditional hotel stay with a unique 'Therme' atmosphere. Featuring highly mineral-infused thermal baths with water that comes out of the St. Peter springs at 30° Celsius, guests can enjoy deeply relaxing daily soaks, a practice meant to calm nerves and boost the immune system. Created by Peter Zumthor, it is made from 60,000 slabs of Vals quartzite and was granted protected heritage status shortly after completion. AMANEMU – ISE-SHIMA, JAPAN View this post on Instagram A post shared by Amanemu (@amanemu_resort) Overlooking Ago Bay in Mie Prefecture, the Amanemu Spa gives a polished and modern nod on the traditional practice of onsen pools. The property's pièce de resistance is a 2,000-square-meter spa which showcases various wellness and hydrotherapy facilities plus, an onsen pool with natural waters rich in healing minerals and adorned with all the makings of a an indulgent escape including a sunken pit furnished with a garden, daybeds and a fireplace for an extra touch of cosy. – For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and Instagram February's – The Tranquility Issue – Download Now Images: Supplied
