Tommy Fury's family are said to be feeling left out after he welcomed his second child with partner Molly-Mae Hague. Love Island star Molly-Mae, 27, welcomed baby Midas earlier this month – her second child with boxer Tommy, also 27.
Rumours of a Growing Rift
Molly-Mae has been enjoying her second time around as a mother, recently revealing that they named Midas after the 2011 Hugh Jackman film Real Steel. However, not everyone is feeling so happy, with rumours of a growing rift with Tommy's family, some of whom are said to be feeling neglected.
According to The Sun, which spoke to a source from Molly-Mae's camp, members of the extended family had expected to see more of the little one than they have so far. 'There is ongoing grumbling and remarks over family expectations and how much time – or lack of it – Tommy's family get to spend with the children,' an insider claimed.
A source told The Sun: 'Some family members on the Fury side feel they have not been able to spend as much time with baby Midas as they would have liked.' Acknowledging that the infant's arrival had 'done little to ease some long-running differences,' they added that there have 'always been difficulties blending their worlds and their wider families.'
Ongoing Grumbling and Hurt
The insider continued: 'There is ongoing grumbling and remarks over family expectations and how much time – or lack of it – Tommy's family get to spend with the children. They had hoped to be a much bigger part of the children's lives, but, in their eyes, that hasn't happened as much as they would like, and there's some hurt behind the scenes.'
However, the tabloid's source denied that Molly-Mae was 'excluding' anyone, adding that 'she loves them and wants them to feel they are always welcome at her home.'
Disagreement Over Family Size
According to the insider, recent comments from Molly-Mae about not wanting any more children had also 'gone down really badly' and become a 'real talking point' for Tommy's family, which has its proud roots in the Irish Traveller community. Earlier this month, Molly-Mae revealed that she was 'ready to stop at two' children after welcoming baby Midas.
Speaking on a recent vlog, Molly said: 'I'm 99.99 per cent sure I only want to have two children. So, as much as I want to give Bambi a sister… I also feel like I'm ready to stop at two.'
A source told The Sun at the time: 'Within the Travelling community, having a big family with lots of children is the norm. Tommy's relatives have been hopeful that he and Molly will have more children after getting back on track.'
Relationship Timeline
Molly and Tommy welcomed their first child, three-year-old Bambi Fury, in January 2023 – before announcing their shock split a year and a half later. However, by May 2025, the pair were back together, having seemingly worked out their differences. In February this year, Molly announced that she was pregnant with her second child, captioning a post of her growing baby bump: 'soon to be four.'
Molly-Mae's Reflections on Motherhood
Earlier this month, Molly-Mae revealed how difficult she'd found the birth of her first child, revealing her fears that 'life was over' for her. 'The BEST part for me about doing this second time around is knowing wholeheartedly that every hard day, stage and chapter with your child is honestly just a phase,' she wrote in an Instagram Story.
In the accompanying picture, she lovingly cradled son Midas in her arms. 'No difficult day with your baby lasts forever, and no tricky chapter stays the same. The comfort I've taken in that this time around has made me feel so different. With Bambi, I used to sit staring out of the window while breastfeeding, thinking my life was over (as dramatic as it sounds).'
She continued: 'I thought I'd never sleep again, never get a moment to myself and never really be able to cope. I couldn't see the light at the end of the tunnel because I hadn't reached it yet.' She went on to acknowledge that she'd learned how quickly life would pass with Midas, adding: 'I'll blink and I won't have a tiny newborn anymore, and if anything, that's the part that makes me sad. The peace I've felt this second time round, simply from knowing it's all going to be okay, has honestly changed everything.'
Metro has reached out to Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae's representatives for comment.
