'Love Island' stars Molly-Mae Hague, Tommy Fury end mystery over baby son's name
The 'Love Island' stars announced their second baby's name in a unique way
Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury have finally revealed the name of their newborn son but in style.
The doting father, who is also a boxer, unveiled his son's name during a showdown with Eddie Hall in Manchester.
As Fury stepped into the ring, "Midas" was written in big letters on the front of his shorts he sported while fighting.
After he won his fight against Hall, he pulled on an England shirt with "Midas" and the number two written on the back.
While Hague was also present at Fury's showdown, he told the crowd after his win, "This was for my new baby son, Midas."
"Welcome to the world!" the proud dad added.
This ended the fans' weeks of speculations about Hague and Fury's second baby's name, which is "Midas Fury."
As Fury and Hague are also parents to daughter Bambi, the boxer also included his daughter's name on the back of his shorts.
The TV personalities announced the birth of their son Midas on social media on June 13, featuring an adorable black and white snap of the trio looking with love at the new family member wrapped in a blanket.
First, Hague and Fury kept both the gender and name of their second child in wraps, but then they revealed that they welcomed a boy in a wholesome video of Bambi and captioned it, “There’s your little brother.”
In the clip, Molly and Tommy can be seen asking their girl, “Do you want to hold him?”
For those unversed, Molly Mae and Tommy first met in 2019 on the set of the fifth season of Love Island.
After the show ended, they remained together and got engaged before parting ways in August 2024.
However, the pair rekindled their romance privately and announced it in May 2025.
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