Molly-Mae confirms she and Tommy are back together

Reality TV star Molly-Mae Hague has confirmed she and Tommy Fury are back together, after announcing their split last August.

The pair met on the 2019 series of Love Island, later becoming engaged and welcoming their daughter Bambi in 2023.

Hague announced their split last year, and suggested in her subsequent docuseries that Fury's drinking had become a problem in the relationship.

But in the latest episodes, released on Friday, Hague confirmed they were back together, saying Fury had not drunk alcohol for four months and that "things are looking so much better".

Hague is the most successful former Love Island contestant, with 8.5 million Instagram followers and her own clothing brand.

Speaking in a new episode of her Amazon Prime Video docuseries, Behind It All Part II, Hague described the relationship as "worth saving".

She added she does not want to rush anything with Fury but to take "things slow" as the couple rebuild.

"I love Tommy so much and I love our family so much that I'm willing to ride the wave," Hague said.

"And that's not something that everyone wants to do, but it's something that I'm willing to do because I want my family."

She continued: "Obviously, he knows it's the drink. He's not drank now for what, four months?

"I don't think the drink's gone away forever. Do I think that drink could still be a problem for us, potentially? Yeah, but I think the break-up showed Tommy that I'm serious."

"He's just really different these days."

The news comes several months after Hague and Fury were seen kissing at a New Year's Eve party.

In January, Hague denied their break-up had been a "publicity stunt", adding that the situation was "really complicated".

In the new episodes of her TV series, Hague also spoke about a recent family holiday with Fury and Bambi which Mae described as "picture perfect".

"Dubai was picture perfect, like it was just the best trip ever," she said. "It just felt like everything I wanted it to be, and more. It was exactly what we needed.

"All the noise of everyone, just like it just switched off everyone's opinions. Nothing mattered. It was just like us in our bubble."

She added: "Things are looking so much better for us. I'm gonna start spending more time at Tommy's house, keeping things slow and not rushing anything.

"But, as always, I always say I don't know what the future holds. I don't think it's going to be a plain sailing future. I don't, that's just me being honest. I think we're still going to have bumps.

"The dream is still the same that, you know, we'll get to a place one day when we will all be happy in that house together and have more children, hopefully, and just have a really nice, happy life together. That's all I've ever wanted for us.

"I don't want to get too excited, but I'm getting glimmers of what I always wanted, which is, my family.

"I know that we have got something completely worth saving but you never know what's around the corner."

Fury previously said he was "heartbroken" by the split, while Hague said in August she was "extremely upset" their relationship had ended.

The second instalment of Mae's docuseries follows three episodes which were released in January.

Hague was born in Stevenage and grew up in Hitchin, Hertfordshire, while Fury was born and raised in Manchester.

Fury is the brother of heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, and is also a boxer himself.