Molly-Mae Hague treated to £1,910 Louis Vuitton vanity case by ‘proud’ boyfriend Tommy Fury
TOMMY Fury treated girlfriend Molly-Mae Hague to a £1,910 Louis Vuitton vanity case to share his pride after her new PrettyLittleThing collection launched.
The 21-year-old boxer tricked his girlfriend, also 21, into thinking he was going out for training when he was actually picking up the lavish gift.
Taking to her Instagram Story this evening, Molly shared a photo of the bag surrounded by the designer packaging.
She wrote: "Told me he was going training and came hom with this.
"Wanted this toiletries' bag for soooo long.
"What did I do to deserve you boy."
The snap also shows a handwritten note from Tommy to his girlfriend.
It read: "To my girl, I love you so much. I'm so proud of you. Always and forever, Tommy xxx".
The pricey make-up organiser is trimmed in cowhide leather with polished golden hardware - including a padlock and engraved zip pulls.
It is covered in the brand's signature Monogram canvas and comes complete with a removable strap.
Over on his own Instagram page, Tommy revealed that he'd wanted to treat Molly to a swanky meal out to congratulate her on her new collection - but she only fancied restaurant chain TGI Friday's.
Sharing a post of the influencer dressed casually in an oversized hoodie, he wrote: "Tried to take her out for a nice meal but she just wanted TGI's."
He also posted a gushing tribute to his girlfriend, sharing one of her Instagram posts about the new PLT range as he wrote: "So proud of my girl and how far she's come accomplishing her dreams.
"Everybody go check out the new edit.
"Love you baby."
Molly and Tommy met on last summer's series of Love Island, and are the only couple who are still together.
Molly was quickly snapped up by PrettyLittleThing after she shot to fame in the ITV2 dating show - with her career going from strength to strength since leaving the famous villa.
After signing a big-money deal with the brand last year, Molly renewed her contract earlier this month - signing a £600,000 deal for about six months' work with the brand.