Molly-Mae Hague Returns to Gym Amid Reports of Tommy Fury's Behavior at Halloween Event
The influencer showcased her post-baby fitness while addressing a recent incident involving her partner.
Molly-Mae Hague shared images of herself at the gym, four months after welcoming her son, Midas. The social media personality posted to her Instagram Story from the home gym at the Cheshire residence she shares with boxer Tommy Fury.
This appearance follows reports that Hague was left in tears due to Fury's conduct at a Halloween event. According to The Sun, Fury was asked to leave a Halloween event on October 10 after allegedly intimidating staff. Witnesses described Fury as appearing intoxicated and confronting scare actors at the venue.
A spokesperson for Fury told The Sun that he was engaged in playful interactions with staff and that some later messaged to say it was "lovely to see him." A representative for Scare City, the event organizer, stated that the safety of their scare actors is a priority and that they are investigating the matter. Fury's representative declined to comment when approached by the Daily Mail.
In a recent YouTube video shared two days after the Halloween event, Hague spoke about having a difficult Monday and experiencing significant emotions. "I've just had a c*** morning. I've had a really big cry and let the emotions out," she said, adding, "It's ok to have big feelings, reset and we go again."
Fury's past struggles with alcohol addiction were previously cited as the reason for a nine-month separation from Hague in 2024. The couple, who met on Love Island in 2019, reconciled in May 2025 and welcomed their second child, Midas, in June. Hague had previously documented the impact of Fury's alcohol dependency, describing feeling "traumatised and hurt" by his past behavior.
Fury himself had explained that the trauma from hand surgery in January 2024 led to a period of increased drinking and partying, which affected his relationship with Hague. He stated that the loss of his training regimen contributed to his turning to alcohol. "Cheating was never a thing," Fury insisted. "It was the drink, and the drink is not a good thing."