Featured Image Credit: Alamy/@mollymae/Instagram
Topics: Celebrity, Love Island
Hannah Smith
Molly-Mae Hague has sparked yet another row after sharing a video of herself and boyfriend Tommy Fury in a discount store.
The Love Island contestant took to Instagram to vlog her an Fury's trip around a B&M Home Bargains store, yet somehow managed to create more trouble for themselves on social media as fans were left put-out by their reaction to the low prices in the store.
In the video, Hague filmed Fury marvelling at the price of energy drinks in stock, joking, 'He's absolutely fascinated.'
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Fury exclaims, 'Let me tell you, B&M Bargains, I've never seen anything like it. These drinks that you get in the gym, they're here and they're 89p. Like, hold on, stop what you're doing and process that for a second!'
Hague also seems excited by the bargains, showing her followers her stacked trolley and saying, 'We've really stocked up, guys. Honestly, B&M trips are the one.'
It's a harmless enough clip, or so the couple probably thought, but Hague's video has renewed the 'classism' debate that kicked off last month after she was accused of failing to understand the reality of living in poverty.
Hague was forced to apologise for comments made on a podcast during which she said that everyone 'has the same 24 hours in a day' to make their dreams come true, after being labelled 'tone deaf' for the remarks.
In an Instagram story, she wrote, 'When I say or post anything online, it is never with malice or ill intent. I completely appreciate that things can affect different people in different ways however I just want to stress that I would never intend to hurt or upset anyone by anything that I say or do.'
Now, people are up in arms again, with one person writing, 'So weeks after being called out for her classist remarks, Molly-Mae's first IG story that isn't just a photograph is a clip of her and Tommy in Home Bargains/B&M being utterly shocked at the low prices.'
'Does she not have a PR team to advise her against s*** like this?' they tweeted.
Some found the situation funny, with one person commenting, 'Molly-Mae and Tommy Fury shopping in B&M has sent me,' while others rode to the couple's defence, with someone tweeting, 'Saw molly mae’s instagram story at home bargains and just had to come to twitter to see what people are saying, as expected its people reaching.'
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