Molly-Mae Hague presented partner Tommy Fury with a big welcome home greeting after returning home from his fight against Jake Paul at the weekend.
Fury, 23, defeated YouTuber and professional boxer Paul, 26, in Saudi Arabia, winning the boxing match by a split decision.
Hague, 23, did not travel to Saudi Arabia to catch the match live and remained at home, after giving birth to daughter Bambi weeks ago in January.
The day after learning of Fury’s win, new mum Hague wrote on Instagram Stories: “Two very happy girls today.”
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The former Love Island star later posted a photo of the hallway of her and Fury’s Cheshire mansion decked out in gold and white balloons and a huge sign, which read: ‘Welcome Home Champ!’, while awaiting Fury’s arrival home.
A next clip shared showed Fury entering the house with his champion belt on his shoulder and a big grin on his face at seeing his welcome home surprise, before Hague appeared and gave him a big hug and kiss.
“My champ”, Hague captioned the video, adding a heart emoji.
Fury was then seen in the following picture posted reunited with his baby daughter, holding her tightly at home as Hague wrote: “Complete.”
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The social media influencer was left emotional after learning that boyfriend Fury had won over Paul in their boxing match on Sunday night.
Hague couldn’t face watching the match, and chose to stay in her room with daughter Bambi, while her sister Zoe and friends Maura Higgins and Stephanie Lam watched the fight in the living room.
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Hague’s tearful reaction was caught on video as the group later filed in her room to inform her of Fury’s win.
Following his victory, Fury honoured Hague and his daughter as he said: “I want to dedicate this fight to my new baby girl Bambi at home and my Mrs, I love you.”
The champion was seen ahead of the match sporting a robe with the words ‘Bambi’ printed in gold lettering across the chest, in tribute to his baby girl.
Hague shared just how proud she was of her boyfriend after the fight in a post, writing: “The pressure that was on this boy’s shoulders... I will never ever know how he dealt with it.
“Never been more proud of anyone in my life. Get home to us, our champ.”