![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/molly-mae-appears-to-hit-out-at-traveller-traditions-as-she-fears-rifts-with-tommy-fury/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_At_Home_With_The_Furys_n_S1_E1_00_01_52_21.jpg&description=Former Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague has been seen appearing to hit out at Traveller traditions as she hopes it won't cause 'too many rifts' with her fiancé Tommy Fury Molly-Mae Hague appeared to hit out at Traveller traditions, as she hopes it won't cause "too many rifts" between her and Tommy Fury. The former Love Islander, 24, has admitted she hopes the schooling decisions they make for baby Bambi won't impact them as a couple. Molly-Mae and Tommy welcomed their first child earlier this year and have been candid about their parenting experiences. The recently engaged couple have given fans a further insight into their lives on new Netflix show At Home With The Furys. It follows the lives of Tyson Fury and his family, including wife Paris, half-brother Tommy and his fiancée Molly-Mae. On the show, Molly-Mae appeared to hit out at many of the traditions both Tyson and Tommy were raised with. She explained how she wouldn't want her daughter Bambi or any future children to leave school aged 13. Traditionally, traveller children leave education after primary school in order to learn 'traditional skills' at home. In keeping with his family traditions, Tommy shared how he would like "around ten kids". However, Molly-Mae insisted they won't be having any more than three children. In the show, Tommy explained: "I feel like when our little girl comes along, she will most definitely be brought up the way I have been brought up. The old fashion way, the right way." The boxer and Molly-Mae had a chat ahead of Bambi's birth, where she said: "Our baby is only going to have one quarter Traveller blood running through her veins." "But I want our daughter to be raised around other children, very family orientated. I feel like family is number one and it is important she knows that," Tommy added. Molly-Mae then shared: "I feel that with Tommy obviously being Traveller, he has had conversations with me about our child not going to school, which is absolutely non optional. I have){kind=link}
Former Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague has been seen appearing to hit out at Traveller traditions as she hopes it won’t cause ‘too many rifts’ with her fiancé Tommy Fury
Molly-Mae Hague appeared to hit out at Traveller traditions, as she hopes it won’t cause “too many rifts” between her and Tommy Fury.
The former Love Islander, 24, has admitted she hopes the schooling decisions they make for baby Bambi won’t impact them as a couple. Molly-Mae and Tommy welcomed their first child earlier this year and have been candid about their parenting experiences. The recently engaged couple have given fans a further insight into their lives on new Netflix show At Home With The Furys. It follows the lives of Tyson Fury and his family, including wife Paris, half-brother Tommy and his fiancée Molly-Mae.
On the show, Molly-Mae appeared to hit out at many of the traditions both Tyson and Tommy were raised with. She explained how she wouldn’t want her daughter Bambi or any future children to leave school aged 13. Traditionally, traveller children leave education after primary school in order to learn âtraditional skills’ at home.
In keeping with his family traditions, Tommy shared how he would like “around ten kids”. However, Molly-Mae insisted they won’t be having any more than three children. In the show, Tommy explained: “I feel like when our little girl comes along, she will most definitely be brought up the way I have been brought up. The old fashion way, the right way.” The boxer and Molly-Mae had a chat ahead of Bambi’s birth, where she said: “Our baby is only going to have one quarter Traveller blood running through her veins.”