Molly-Mae Hague was seen enjoying a shopping spree at The Trafford Centre in Manchester on Thursday. The outing followed comments made by her partner, boxer Tommy Fury, who detailed her significant weekly food expenditure.
Hague, 27, appeared stylish in jeans and a jumper as she made purchases at retailers including Selfridges and Victoria's Secret. She was later seen departing in her £250,000 gold Mercedes G-Wagon. Hague and Fury welcomed their second child, a son named Midas, in June, joining their elder daughter Bambi, who is three. The couple, who met on Love Island in 2019, experienced a brief separation in 2024 but are now reconciled.
Fury recently stated on the podcast "What The Fury?" that Hague's weekly grocery bill can range from £250 to £350. He revealed that he does not consume the food purchased for Hague and their children, as it consists of items like "toasties and sweets." Fury explained that he maintains a separate grocery shop for himself to adhere to dietary requirements essential for his athletic training.
"Molly kind of looks out for her and the baby. But me, I do my own shop. I only eat the food that I buy," Fury said. He contrasted their eating habits, noting, "The way it works is, Molly does an online shop that comes but the way Molly eats and the way I eat are two different things."
According to data from confused.com, the average UK household spends £119 per week on groceries, significantly less than Hague's reported individual expenditure. Social media users reacted to Fury's confession with surprise, with some questioning how such a high amount could be spent weekly for a family, while others supported Fury's stance as an athlete with specific nutritional needs.
In separate personal news, Hague recently shared an anecdote about her daughter Bambi's behavior, describing an incident at Pizza Express where the toddler allegedly "put someone in a headlock." Hague recounted in her YouTube vlog that she had believed Bambi was past an "aggressive era," but the event proved otherwise. She described the situation as being "in the depths of it right now" and struggling to cope.