Tommy Fury's girlfriend, Molly Mae Hague, has had enough of the trash talk surrounding his upcoming fight with Jake Paul and blocked the YouTube star as well as his entire team.
The 23-year-old model last month gave birth to her first child, Bambi, with Fury, and Paul leaked the couple's news during an announcement for his upcoming fight with the Brit. When Hague did finally make the news public on her own channels, Paul left a mocking comment underneath, joking that she was born "just in time to watch your dad get knocked out".
In response, Mirror Fighting understands that Hague has blocked Paul's entire team, including his coaches and even staff members that don't regularly feature in his public videos and posts. Trainers, videographers and even business partner Nakisa Bidarian who doesn't maintain a public social media presence, have been banned.
Hague has previously said that she is looking forward to the fight being over with, admitting that she finds the build-up to the twice-cancelled bout has become "boring". She told iFL TV in November: "I just feel like the whole thing, everyone is just over it. Hopefully, it can all just be put to bed, they can have the fight and then we can forget about it.
"I feel like it's just lingering at this point, they need to have the fight and put it to bed because it's going to be literally all anyone talks about until it's done. I think it's a fight that needs to happen and if it does it does, we'll just have to see. I don't see why it shouldn't, if Jake Paul has the balls and Tommy wants to fight, then it should happen."
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She also stated in that interview that she prefers not to get involved in Fury's career and joked that in discussing the issue at all, she was doing more than usual. At the time, the boxer had just taken part in an exhibition bout with Rolly Lambert after which he had an altercation with Paul at ringside.
"I feel like when the fight is meant to happen, it will happen," she continued. "Both times it's gone to happen, it's been completely out of Tommy's control, people forget that. I don't know, I normally just keep my mouth shut, I don't get involved. Even me doing this interview now is probably the most I've ever said in regards to boxing in a long time. It's best that I just keep [quiet]. I'm just there for Tommy to support him, whatever he does in boxing. I'm always going to be there."
Fury has stayed in the United Kingdom to finish his training camp and spend as much time around his family as possible, and will travel to Saudi Arabia this week, 10 days before fight night. The pair will finally settle their feud in Diriyah on February 26 as the main event of a BT Sport Box Office pay-per-view show that also features a cruiserweight world title fight.
