
Boxer Tommy Fury has shared an intimate insight into the relationship he shares with girlfriend Molly-Mae Hague, revealing exactly why she is ‘never’ expected to pay for their date nights.
The couple, who met while competing on Love Island in 2019, officially became parents for the second time this summer with the birth of their son, Midas. The two 27-year-olds previously welcomed their daughter Bambi in early 2023.
Despite their hectic family lifestyle, the pair still carve out moments for quality time together, heading to restaurants in the North West of England where they reside.
When eating out on his own, Fury has been known to seek out Five Guys burgers just like pop superstar Olivia Rodrigo.
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In the past, he’s picked up two cheeseburgers, including ketchup, mayo, grilled mushrooms and lettuce, a large fries, a cup of Coca-Cola, and a couple of milkshakes.

If he is dining out with the Maebe founder, then Fury alleges that he will always be in charge of picking up the bill - and here’s why.
Why Tommy Fury pays for Molly-Mae meals
It seems as if chivalry isn’t dead after all, with the sportsman admitting he thinks that when it comes to wining and dining, men should always foot the bill.
He admitted as much on the podcast that he shares with his father and subsequent boxing trainer, John Fury, 61.
Speaking to his dad, who retired from professional sport following a loss to Steve Garber in 1995, the Brit said he believes it should never up to Hague to pay.
When asked ‘Is paying for dinner gentlemanly or old-fashioned?’, the father-of-two said: "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,” he continued on the beloved What The Fury?! podcast.
In response, John added: "Same here because every time I've been in a woman's company in my life, I've always paid.”
You can listen to and watch Tommy and John Fury’s What The Fury?! podcast now on BBC iPlayer.
Tommy Fury’s breast milk confession
Last month, Tommy bizarrely claimed that his arms grew and he got more ‘powerful’ after drinking his partner’s breast milk.
“I've drank breast milk. I remember when Molly had just given birth to Bambi, I did have a little taste,” he confirmed on the podcast.
“Do you know that's a real growth hormone? Do you know how much goodness is in that breast milk?”
Despite his podcast co-host claiming he’d rather ‘eat six tarantulas’ than sample breast milk, Fury continued: “Listen that breast milk is good for you, my arms doubled in size.”
When questioned on how he sampled the bodily fluid, the Mancunian admitted Hague had left a ‘little bottle in the fridge’.

“It was there. It's obviously for the child. No one was offering it to me, it was a bit like soya milk.”
Fury may have claimed his physique improved, but research from Queen Mary University of London has previously stated that ‘no scientific study has evidenced that direct adult consumption of human milk for medicinal properties offers anything more than a placebo effect.’
People who want to sample the drink should also be aware that there is a major risk of infection, both bacterial and viral.
The more you know, right?