Molly-Mae makes extremely sad admission about one key thing that's changed forever following Tommy Fury split
While breaking her silence on her split from Tommy Fury in an emotional YouTube vlog posted yesterday, Molly-Mae Hague made a gut-wrenching statement about one of the ways her live has changed forever.
The mother-of-one announced her separation from her boxing beau earlier this month (14 August) with an Instagram upload, just weeks after the pair celebrated their five year anniversary.
Since then, amid mass speculation over what triggered their shock split, fans have been left concerned over the wellbeing of Molly-Mae, 25 - who shares her 19-month-old daughter, Bambi, with Tommy - after she announced a break from social media after news of their break-up hit the headlines.
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Last night, however, Molly Mae - who first met Tommy, also 25, as a contestant on Love Island back in 2019 - returned to YouTube, where she firstly thanked her fans for their support in one of her 'weekly vlogs'.
In the raw and emotional video, she explained a little about the last couple of weeks, telling viewers that she won't be speaking on the split.
"This is real life, it's not drama, it's not tea," she explained. "It's very sad and very deep and it just doesn't feel right to come on here and talk about it.
"Also out of respect to Tommy as well because it's just not nice. Everything over the past couple of weeks, it's been a lot."
Despite the former ITV2 star claiming that discussing their split is 'not something I ever plan on doing', Molly-Mae did lift the lid on one particular way her life has 'changed' in the last month.
"I'm having a day today where I'm trying to stay busy and trying to stay distracted, and just like, trying to find things to do to fill my time," she said.
"And I'm kind of dreading this weekend, because I feel weekends are c**p.
"When you're going through a break-up, weekends are literally the worst, because weekends were also something for me that I really looked forward to, especially when you're with your family, because that's family time.
"It's like memory-making time and you always do nice things. I feel like - I don't know. Weekends now are the hardest time because it's lonely and just sad, really."
Describing Tommy as her 'person', she added that she is finding her new routine without him difficult to get accustomed to.
"In break-ups, there are definitely parts of the days that are worse and better than others. Mornings, horrendous. Evenings, horrendous. Weekends, for me, horrendous," she said.
"And then, when you're busy in the middle of the day and you're not thinking about things and you're distracted, that is prime time. That is, like, your few hours of not thinking about it."
"For me, you're so used to how life is for so long, and you have a routine, and everything is done with your person.
"And then, I don't know. It's just obviously a lot of change. It's pretty c**p."
Molly-Mae's statement comes just days after Tommy also broke his own silence on their split.
Writing on Instagram alongside a photo of himself, he penned: "These last few weeks have been heartbreaking.
"The false allegations about me have been horrendous, thank you to everybody who has stood by me through this."
This seems to take aim at the flurry of cheating allegations that have circled online since the split.
On 16 August, Tommy's spokesperson told The Daily Mirror: "Tommy is horrified by the false allegations of cheating being circulated by the media and he’s consulting his lawyers."
Topics: Molly Mae Hague, Tommy Fury, Celebrity, UK News, Love Island
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