All the signs Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury were set to split: From the boxer's WILD holiday to influencer ditching her engagement ring and a clash in their parenting styles

Molly-Mae Hague shocked fans when she announced her split from Tommy Fury on  Wednesday. 

Taking to Instagram stories on Wednesday, Molly. 25, wrote: '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. I am extremely upset to announce that mine and Tommy's relationship has come to an end.

'I will forever be grateful for the most important thing to me now and always, my beautiful daughter. Without us there would be no her, she will always be my priority.

'I want to thank you all for the love you have shown us over the last five years. You have all been a part of our journey and I feel it's right to share this with you all.'

She concluded: 'Whilst I attempt to navigate the coming days and weeks please kindly respect my privacy over this difficult time. I'll be back when it feels right. Molly-Mae x'

The couple - who met on Love Island in 2019 and welcomed daughter Bambi last year - have shown signs that not all was perfect, however. 

From cryptic social media messages to that wild party holiday, here MailOnline looks at all the signs the Love Island power couple had secretly split. 

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury split: All the signs the Love Island pair were on the rocks, from THAT wild party holiday to ditching engagement rings and a clash in parenting styles (pictured in 2020) 

In October 2023, Tommy's behaviour raised eyebrows among fans after he was spotted parting with girls and unlikely pal Chris Brown in Abu Dhabi  

Tommy's wild week 

In October 2023, Tommy's behaviour raised eyebrows among fans after he was spotted parting with girls and unlikely pal Chris Brown in Abu Dhabi. 

 The boxer sparked concern between his and Molly-Mae's fans after he was spotted in a clip being targeted by an attractive brunette - who playfully grabbed his face as he dances directly behind her.

In the TikTok clip, the girl is seen grabbing his face and squeezing his cheeks before Tommy turned his head away.

He then turns back to look at the female as she carried on dancing amongst a crowd of other revellers in the club. 

The behaviour didn't impress Molly, with a source telling The Sun: 'Molly has made no secret of the fact she doesn’t like it when Tommy parties too hard.

'This weekend has ended up being a real embarrassment to her. She was mortified when she kept getting tagged in videos while she was just trying to enjoy a festive weekend with Bambi.'

The insider concluded: 'She has told Tommy it really has to stop now he’s a dad and has told him to ditch some of his pals, who she thinks are a bad influence.' 

When Tommy returned to the UK he shared a snap of Bambi wearing a cosy white dressing gown and sticking her tongue out while sat on the floor in their home. 

Tommy penned: 'Oh how I've missed that cheeky face.' 

But Molly-Mae was noticeably absent in the picture and he failed to mention her. 

The mystery of the missing ring 

Amid Tommy's week of partying eyes were drawn to Molly-Mae and her missing a crucial accessory - her engagement ring

Amid Tommy's week of partying eyes were drawn to Molly-Mae and her missing a crucial accessory. 

While Tommy enjoyed a solo holiday, Molly-Mae remained in Manchester with their young daughter, where she was first seen without her engagement ring. 

Molly-Mae posted a picture without her engagement ring to her Instagram Stories while enjoying a festive day with her daughter Bambi.

The influencer was without her £600,000 sparkler as her husband-to-be lived it up in the UAE.

She also took to social media to share a video on her Stories to promote a Black Friday sale with activewear brand Gymshark, and her diamond ring was noticeably absent from her finger.

In December, Molly-Mae sparked concern when she teared up and admitted she's 'been going through it' as she is seen without her engagement ring again. 

She explained: 'Guys, I don't really know what to come on here and tell you right now. I know how bad I look. Trust me, however bad I look, I feel 20 times worse.

'I have been going through it in more ways than one.

'I am hoping, in say about a week, I might be in a place mentally, physically emotionally where I can start filming some proper content for you guys again and get back on my channel.

'So please bear with me, I am really desperate to come back to you guys. I love you guys and I will speak to you very soon.'

A clash in parenting styles 

Molly-Mae and Tommy butted heads over how they will bring up their daughter Bambi during a rare insight on At Home With The Furys

Molly-Mae and Tommy butted heads over how they will bring up their daughter Bambi during a rare insight on At Home With The Furys.

Tommy, who was brought up in a traditional Traveller fashion, explained that girls often do not go to school or leave education at a young age.

Gypsy, Roma, and Traveller children often leave after primary school to learn 'traditional' skills. These skills include bricklaying and tree-cutting for young boys, while girls will be taught homemaking by their mothers.

It proved to be a sticking point for the couple, as Molly Mae insisted there was 'no way' her daughter, now six months, would not receive a full education.

Molly-Mae told cameras during a confessional that Tommy had broached the subject of their child not going to school, in keeping with the traditional Traveller way.

During the first episode, Molly Mae referenced being a different race to Tommy, telling cameras: 'In the Fury family, I am the only non-Traveller wife at the minute, so to speak.'

The couple later went on to discuss their different upbringings during a cameo appearance filmed at their home in Cheshire.

Molly said that their then-unborn child would only have 'one quarter' Traveller blood. 

Tommy explained to the camera: 'Growing up the way I've grown up, I've got my morals and live my life a certain way.

'I feel like when our little girl comes along, she'll most definitely be brought up the way I've been brought up. The old fashioned way. The right way.'

He was seen telling Molly: 'I want our daughter to be around other children and be very family orientated. I feel like family is number one and it's important that she knows that.'

Molly then revealed to the camera: 'With Tommy obviously being Traveller, he has had conversations with me about our child not going to school to school, which is absolutely non optional.

'I've been raised completely differently to that. It would never be a question that our children or our child would not go to school.

'That hopefully won't cause too many rifts.'

Unhappy about careers 

Molly-Mae has previously made no secret of her dislike of watching Tommy in the ring and stayed away from the TV during his fight with Jake last February  

Molly-Mae has previously made no secret of her dislike of watching Tommy in the ring and stayed away from the TV during his fight with Jake Paul last February.

While she sweetly broke down in tears upon hearing of his win at the time, new mother Molly-Mae couldn't bear to actually watch Tommy in the ring.

She stayed in the UK with their newborn daughter Bambi, who was born just weeks earlier, while Tommy jetted off for his much-anticipated showdown with Jake. 

But she didn't watch the fight on TV, with her sister Zoe sharing a clip of her taking shelter in her bedroom while her family and friends watched the clash.

Speaking in 2022 after watching Tommy fight Daniel Bocianski, Molly-Mae admitted she finds it 'horrible' watching her partner get punched in the ring. 

'I don't actually watch him – I watch the screen, that's my way of dealing with it,' she told BT Sport at the time.

'To watch him in the flesh, it feels much harder. I watch him on the screen and that relieves a little bit of the stress, but I have got nail marks on my arm where they have been digging in.'

'It's just horrible. I would not wish it on my worst enemy honestly. The fear of watching your person in the ring is not nice. It really isn't,' she added.

Molly-Mae and Tommy met on Love Island in 2019 and welcomed their daughter Bambi in January of this year. They then got engaged just months later in July.

Meanwhile Tommy said on BBC Breakfast: 'She watches the ground while I fight. She only tolerates boxing because she knows how happy it makes me. That's it. 

'Other than that she hates it. She doesn't like talking about it, she doesn't like watching it, nothing, which I can understand.'