TOMMY Fury has been pictured arriving at Molly-Mae Hague’s Cheshire mansion after their shock snog at Luke Shaw’s New Year’s party.
Boxer Tommy, 25, kept things casual in a grey hoodie and black joggers while pulling up at Molly‘s pad in his £180k Mercedes G Wagon at around 12:50 today.
The sportsman completed his look with grey trainers and clutched his phone, as well as a wallet and some cash, in one hand.
Earlier in the day, he was seen wearing a big smile as he stepped out with his brother Roman, just days after locking lips with his ex.
They kissed on the stroke of midnight after “flirting all night” at the Hogmanay party.
The Love Islanders’ lipsmacker came five months after their shock split amid claims he cheated on a lads’ holiday.
Molly-Mae, 25, and Tommy tried to keep their Hogmanay reunion secret by posting separately ahead of the bash.
She is pals with Luke’s partner Anouska Santos who supported her during the break-up.
A source said of Tommy and Molly-Mae: “Things are still delicate but they’ve had some long, difficult conversations over the past few weeks and, finally, are in a great place.
“Molly-Mae decided to invite Tommy fairly last minute. It was all very low-key.
“The pair were very flirty all night and it’s clear their physical attraction remains strong.
“They were all over each other as the compère counted down to midnight — it was very cute to see.
“But Molly-Mae isn’t ready to launch into something officially yet. She has been very hurt in the past six months, and understandably feels pretty burned.”
The pair met on the ITV dating show in 2019, got engaged in 2023 and share daughter Bambi, 23 months.
But in August the most successful reality couple of all time shocked their 13million followers by announcing their split.
Tommy has denied cheating on her with a Danish woman on holiday in North Macedonia.
The source added: “Tommy’s done lots of work on himself mentally and physically, and is happy to take things slowly.
“They have their daughter to consider so obviously hope to make things work long-term.”
