Molly Mae sells men's clothes on Depop weeks after split from ex-fiancé Tommy Fury

6 September 2024, 22:51

Molly Mae has listed a number of men's clothes on her Depop site
Molly Mae has listed a number of men's clothes on her Depop site. Picture: Depop @missmollymaehague

By Henry Moore and Flaminia Luck

Molly Mae has been selling men's clothes on resale site Depop weeks after her high-profil split with ex-fiancé Tommy Fury.

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From jogging bottoms to hoodies, the Love Island star has sold a mountain of men's clothing items via her Depop account.

This comes just weeks after the star announced the end of her five-year relationship with Tommy Fury.

Molly-Mae announced she'd be selling off much of her wardrobe in a recent vlog.

"I've got something exciting happening at the end of the week, which I'll tell you guys about in a bit - but this morning I have set myself a task," she said.

"I am going to do a Depop upload. I have to do this every couple of weeks because I don't know how and I don't know why but clothes build up in this house like no tomorrow."

The star added: "I just keep accumulating stuff that I don't need and I know could be better off in somebody else's hands."

The jogger were listed on the resale site Depop
The joggers were listed on the resale site Depop. Picture: Depop

Almost all the items sold out immediately, so you are a little bit late if you wanted to get your hands on some Molly-Mae originals.

It's unknown if these clothes belonged to Tommy Fury.

This week, Molly-Mae was pictured visiting a wedding shop just weeks after her dramatic split from her fiance.

In her latest vlog, the influencer tried on gowns at a bridal store but admitted it felt “a bit weird" to be in the shop after her split from Tommy.

Addressing her followers, Molly-Mae revealed she was at the shop because she needed a white dress for a bridal bash her sister Zoe is hosting."Everyone's going really dressy," she said.

"It's a big dressy white party, big glitzy thing. I don't have a dress. I'm thinking if I go to this wedding dress shop - when I went with Zoe they had loads of occasion wear, not just wedding dresses.

"I thought, God there are so many nice dresses in here that aren't actually a wedding dress vibe.

"I'm going to nip into the shop and see if they've got any white dresses."

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury announced their split last month
Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury announced their split last month. Picture: Getty

A reflective Molly then took a moment to speak on what it feels like to be newly single.

"Bit weird," she confesses, "going to a wedding dress shop during this period - this era of my life. But you've got to do what you've got to do."

The couple, who have a young daughter, broke up last month after five years together.

Unconfirmed rumours have circulated that infidelity was the reason for the split.

But Molly-Mae said in a video that she didn't want to explain why they broke up.

She said of Tommy: "He is Bambi’s dad and I will always value him, and respect him and always have a lot of love for him."

Addressing rumours about the break-up, she said: "This is real life, it is not drama, it is not tea, it is not a publicity stunt - as much as I wish it was.

"This is real life and it’s very sad and it’s very deep and it just doesn’t feel right for me to come on here and talk about it.

"I think it’s important to deal with it privately, also out of respect to Tommy as well because it’s just not nice. I feel like everything over the last couple of weeks has really been a lot.

"It’s been blown way out of proportion. It’s all got a bit carried away with itself. The last thing I want to do is fuel that fire. The best way to deal with this is to move forward, look to the future."

Molly-Mae announced the split on Instagram.
Molly-Mae announced the split on Instagram. Picture: Instagram

She added: "The last two weeks have been very real, it’s real life, it’s something we’ve been going through as privately as we can but obviously not privately whatsoever.

"I haven’t really been been able to get away from it the last couple of weeks, the last thing I want to do is to come on here and fuel that more.

"My coping mechanism for the past two weeks is talking to people that I love and are so close to me and have been so incredible through this time.

"I don’t really ever plan on talking about the last couple of weeks.

"It’s not something that I feel comfortable with and I know you will be like, ‘we want to know what’s gone on."

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