Tommy Fury treats fiancée Molly-Mae Hague to plush £12,000-a-night penthouse stay at the Corinthia hotel in London as they celebrate their 7th anniversary

Molly-Mae Hague and her fiancé Tommy Fury celebrated their 7th anniversary with a very lavish stay at the Corinthia hotel in London on Tuesday.

The couple, who met on Love Island in 2019, share daughter Bambi, three, as well as four-week-old son Midas.

For their anniversary, Tommy treated Molly to a plush £12,000-a-night stay in the Musician’s Penthouse.

He shared snaps of their two-storey home for the night which included a piano, chandeliers and a private outdoor terrace offering incredible views of the city. 

The duo, both 27, enjoyed a romantic dinner at the five-star hotel after a star-studded day at Wimbledon together. 

Molly posted throwback pictures during their time on Love Island and joked: ‘Who would’ve thought!!!’ 

Tommy proposed in Ibiza in July 2023, after pretending they were on a brand trip. 

However, in the summer of 2024, Molly-Mae announced that she and Tommy had separated after five years together. 

They rekindled their romance last year and announced they were expecting their second child just months later. 

In a statement posted to her Instagram followers, Molly confirmed the breakup, as she said: ‘I never imagined our story would end, especially not this way.’

Tommy denied continued speculation about him cheating during a magazine interview, insisting any reports about him being with other women were ‘complete and utter b*****ks’.

Later in her Behind It All documentary, Molly-Mae discussed how Tommy’s drinking had been a huge factor in their split.

Their fun-filled night away comes just days after she revealed she had made the decision to stop breastfeeding her son after three weeks, as she confessed she wanted to ‘end on a high’. 

Speaking in her latest YouTube vlog, she told fans: ‘Update on the breastfeeding is that I have actually stopped breastfeeding now. I’m still pumping because my boobs still need to release because it doesn’t just stop overnight.

‘But I actually just wanted to stop on a high and not get to a point where I resent it and just enjoy it. Which was always my plan, I always said I want to leave it on a high. 

‘I want to remember these few weeks breastfeeding Midas as a really nice positive thing, which it has been.’

Explaining that the feeds were taking an hour minimum she said she began to struggle and no longer was enjoying them.

NHS guidance says babies should feed as often as they want and for as long as they want, then after a few days they will begin to have fewer, but longer feeds after a few days.

Roughly, babies should feed at least 8 to 12 times, or more, every 24 hours during the first few weeks.

She continued: ‘I kind of got to a point where I was like, “Ooh, I’m not really enjoying this that much anymore.” Which, listen, it’s not always meant to be always enjoyable the breastfeeding, like you do it for them.

‘But I’m really happy with what I did. It’s more than I thought I’d be able to to be honest. But I’m really happy that I’ve kind of left it on a high, and he’s still having my breast milk via a bottle, mixed with a little bit of formula. 

‘It’s going really really well this transition over and I’m feeling good about it.’

Addressing mum guilt, she added: ‘I’m trying not to think about it too much in my head because if I think about it too much I will end up feeling guilty and feeling sad and bad about it.

‘But like I say, it’s way more than I thought I was going to do, I literally thought I would do, like, a day and then be like, “Yeah, no. This isn’t good for me or my mental health,” so I’m really happy that I felt good doing it. 

‘And got two and a half weeks exclusive on the boob.’