Boxer Tommy Fury stated that his partner, Molly-Mae Hague, has never paid for a dinner during their relationship, despite her considerable wealth. Fury, a participant in the reality television series Love Island in 2019, discussed traditional gender roles and financial expectations in relationships during a recent episode of his BBC podcast, "What The Fury?!" alongside his father, John Fury.
When asked if paying for dinner is "gentlemanly or old-fashioned," Tommy Fury responded, "I think it's both. I don't think Molly's ever paid for a dinner in her life with me. I think the man should pay, it's a gentleman thing to do, that's just how I think."
His father, John Fury, echoed this sentiment, stating, "Same here because every time I've been in a woman's company in my life, I've always paid."
Molly-Mae Hague is reported to be worth approximately £6 million, largely attributed to her ventures in beauty, clothing, and online collaborations. She is widely considered one of the most successful individuals to have emerged from Love Island.
The couple, who met on Love Island in 2019, have two children: a daughter named Bambi, aged three, and a son named Midas, who was recently born. The couple experienced a brief separation in 2024 but have since reconciled.
Recently, the family shared holiday photos from Athens, Greece, marking their first trip abroad since the birth of their son Midas. Hague posted a series of images on Instagram, depicting the family by the ocean and showing Hague feeding Midas while their daughter Bambi assisted. The images also highlighted Hague's postpartum figure.
This discussion about finances and gender roles follows reports of Tommy Fury mending his relationship with Hague's sister, Zoe. The siblings' relationship had reportedly become strained after Hague and Fury's temporary split, during which Zoe expressed her opinions on their relationship. A recent social media post by Zoe showing Fury with their children suggests a reconciliation.