Molly-Mae Hague takes savage swipe at ex Tommy Fury in clear sign she won’t take him back

MOLLY Mae Hague has closed the door on any possible reconciliation with Tommy Fury by removing his name from their shared home account.

Their home and interiors Instagram page which has 1.3 million followers, previously said, “Our House’ but now it has been changed to simply, Mollymaison.

Now onlookers are suggesting that the mother-of-one is carefully rebranding her image for her multi-million pound business empire.

Since announcing her shock split from boxer Tommy after five years together since they met on Love Island in 2019, Molly Mae has kept a low profile.

But this week she made her vibrant return to social media, promising fans that she is on the brink of an exciting business venture.

Speaking in a Youtube Vlog, the 25-year-old said that the project had been more than two years in the making, leaving fans in little doubt that she;s showing any signs of slowing down since the split.

Mum to daughter, Bambi, Molly-Mae said: “"This big secret project I have been working on now, is coming up to...two and a half years. For the last year and a half I have been non-stop working on it every single day."

"My heart and soul have gone into this...every single bit of my passion and my energy – everything has been going into this project."

And now, teasing what’s to come, Molly appeared in her stories on Tuesday night and shared a behind-the-scenes look as she modelled a blazer over a white top and trousers.

Glam Molly had her hair down in the snap, and donned statement gold earrings.

The star could be seen in a blurry shot in front of a film camera, as she teased: “Five days” as a caption.

Now some sources are suggesting that the break up was perfectly timed for Molly Mae to strike out with the launch of her own clothing brand- Maebe, which is set to be announced imminently.

Few could deny that the Love Island star is big business with or without her relationship with Tommy Fury.

Earlier this year it was announced that she was quitting her 5 million role as the ambassador for Pretty Little Thing to be a spokeswoman for Marks and Spencer.

A glossy video of her making a Sunday roast in her £4 million Cheshire home accompanied the launch, cementing her status as one of the UK’s most bankable influencers.

The couple revealed their shock split last month after five years together, following revelations that Tommy, 25 had been unfaithful.

In a statement on Instagram, Molly said: “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.”

The Sun revealed a Danish partygoer caused the Love Island couple to call time on their relationship.

Milla Corfixen, who bears a striking resemblance to Molly-Mae, was later targeted by trolls who impersonated her on social media to post a fake kiss confession.

The message read: "I've had to delete all my posts due to the hate and nasty comments.

"As stated in the news story I have gave, I didn't do anything with Tommy Fury.

"I didn't even no who he was we only shared a kiss, nothing else happened."

Molly-Mae became a millionaire at the age of 21 after bagging lucrative brand deals, and has a net worth of a staggering £6m.

She built up most of her huge fortune after she became creative director of PrettyLittleThing, in August 2021.

Meanwhile after leaving Love Island, Tommy has been concentrating on his boxing career.

The pair are often on separate ventures around the world, sometimes spending weeks apart, which some have cited as being the root cause of their split.