After coupling up on the popular dating programme, they eventually finished as runners-up on the series - with the interest in their romance only growing following their time in the villa. Since the show, Hague signed a lucrative deal with PrettyLittleThing, with the couple also starring in a Netflix series entitled 'At Home with the Furys'.

The duo announced their split this month, with the news stunning their fans with the pair having gotten engaged last year following the birth of their first child. Their daughter Bambi was born in January of 2023, with Fury getting down on one knee to pop the question to his beau last July.

However, it seems that the fighter's father had his doubts that they would ever marry - as was shown during one instance during the aforementioned Netflix series. During one exchange, a heavily-preganant Molly-Mae said that she was 'not a wife yet', to which John replied: "If you’re not now, in the condition you’re in, you’re never gonna be, are ya?"

Tommy did later confirm that he was under pressure to ask for his then-girlfriend's hand in marriage, admitting: "I’ve had it in the ear for the past two years, I think. My actual plan was to do a lot sooner but obviously, being a boxer, when you’re in a training camp you’ve got to completely shut yourself off, you want to just focus on the fight, so I can’t be going in and everywhere proposing."

However, fast forward just over a year and the romance between the pair is now over, with both Fury and Hague taking to social media to confirm the news recently. In the case of the latter, she confessed that the split had come as something of a surprise as she revealed her sorrow.

She started: "Never in a million years did I think I’d ever have to write this. After five years of being together, I never imagined our story would end, especially not this way.