MOLLY-MAE Hague fans believe her break up from Tommy Fury could be a well timed publicity stunt as the star gets ready to launch her own brand.

The former Love Island couple announced their shock split last month, with the world rocked that their romance had ended.

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Molly-Mae has revealed she is launching a new project, as fans question whether her break up is part of the publicity stunt[/caption]

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The Love Island star split from her former fiancé last month with a shock announcement on social media[/caption]

However eagle eyed fans are now suspicious that the split could be coinciding with Molly-Mae’s plans to strike out on her own with the launch of a brand reportedly called Maebe. 

Mum to daughter Bambi, Molly-Mae has given fans something to watch out for as she previously told them about her new project in a vlog.

In reference to her upcoming venture she said: “This big secret project I have been working on now, is coming up to…two and a half years. For the last year and a half I have been non-stop working on it every single day.”

“My heart and soul have gone into this…every single bit of my passion and my energy – everything has been going into this project.”

And while she admitted the forthcoming launch ‘wasn’t ideal timing’ as she’s just split from former fiancé Tommy Fury, she said: “There is no chance I have worked as hard on this, for as long as I have for it not to happen…in every way I want it to.”

An influencer named Ellie, who posts under the handle @easmarketing on TikTok, has now pointed out the timings alongside the highly publicised break up.

Speaking in a TikTok video she posted to the platform: “Molly-Mae took time off social media then came back with an Instagram post followed by a YouTube video.

“In this YouTube video she was speaking about how she’s been working on something for a couple of years and that she was about to launch it at the beginning of September.”

Ellie then continued as she highlighted how Molly-Mae had told fans she didn’t want to delay her brand launch any further, despite suffering from heartbreak, and that it would only be a week away from revealing all.

Congratulating Molly-Mae on her new launch, Ellie then adds: “Good marketing in my eyes as Molly-Mae has got all eyes on her.

“People have been doing a lot of digging, and it looks like her new brand is going to be a clothing brand.”

She then pointed out similar theories from other fans that have spotted a new Instagram account with the handle @maebestore, with the account only following Molly-Mae.

The business’ account on Instagram (@maebestore) currently has 60,000 followers at the time of writing, and Molly-Mae is believed to have trademarked the names Maebe and Maebe Store as businesses flogging accessories and clothes. 

Ellie isn’t the only fan keeping an eye on the Love Island star’s next moves, as social media manager Louella shared her thoughts online behind the TikTok account @lifestylelouella.

She pointed out to fans that Molly-Mae posed in a blazer on Instagram some months ago where she didn’t tag the brand.

In a YouTube vlog from three weeks ago, the Love Island star was seen doing a top-secret photoshoot in the same blazer – and she wouldn’t reveal what it was in aid of.

Louella has shared all the information she has unearthed to support her theory about fashion brand Maebe in a series of viral TikTok videos, with Molly-Mae also tuning into one of the lives to confirm the brand.

While Louella was hosting a livestream on the video sharing app, Molly-Mae tuned in and “confirmed” rumours in the comments. 

She wrote alongside a detective emoji: “Enjoying the videos.  Whatever it is… you’re going on the PR list.”

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The couple had dated since meeting in the Love Island villa in 2019, and got engaged last year[/caption]

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Molly-Mae and Tommy share daughter Bambi, born in 2023[/caption]

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The couple called it quits, with both stars making statements via their social media accounts[/caption]

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BBC star Gary Phelan who rose to prominence on Fame Academy has died at the age of 42, as tributes pour in.

Gary, from Cramlington, Newcastle, featured in the second series of the corporation’s talent show where the hopefuls bid to impress headmaster Richard Park and judges Robin Gibb and David and Carrie Grant.

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Star of Fame Academy Gary Phelan has died at the age of 42[/caption]

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FANS of Dreamworks will be delighted to see the theme of Primark’s latest cafe in Scotland.

The fashion store in Glasgow‘s Braehead mall has a cafe makeover once every few months.

The last theme was Spongebob Squarepants and was a hit with shoppers.

But the new cafe is likely to be an even bigger success – with a Shrek theme.

Everything has been transformed into a homage to the beloved Scots green ogre, voiced by Mike Myers in the movies.

The Far Far Away Cafe is decorated with some of the most recognisable characters from the movie, including Princess Fiona, the three blind mice and Puss in Boots.

Meanwhile, there are signs with famous phrases from the flicks, like ‘that’ll do Donkey’ and ‘get out of my swamp’.

The eaterie is open seven days a week from 10am and serves up Shrek themed grub from an ‘onions have layers’ cheese and red onion marmalade toastie to ‘swampchos’, nachos covered in green cheese slime, guacamole and sour cream.

For dessert there’s the Far, Far Away special, which sees waffles piled with strawberry ice cream, wafer towers, fairy dust and candy floss clouds as well as a selection of decadent shakes, including ‘Not the Gumdrop Buttons’, a ginger and buterscotch milkshakre with whipped cream, gum drop sweets, gingerbread men and toffee sauce.

And to drink there’s potions, bubble tea and swamp juice. This includes Poisoned Apple juice with cherry boba.

The cafe also showcases Primark’s range of Shrek themed clothes.

There’s adorable bright, green slippers, socks, bags and mugs included in the collection.

Fans are already loving the cafe with almost 7,000 people viewing a vid uploaded on Primark Brahead’s TikTok.

One said: “This looks so fun.”

And another posted: “OK I’ll go watch Shrek again.”

The last Spongebob theme delighted customers at the shopping centre.

Although some were disappointed the cafe didn’t sell Krabby Patties.

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The striker was on the brink of a stunning deadline day switch to Stamford Bridge as Chelsea prepared a loan with an obligation to buy.

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Victor Osimhen is closing in on a stunning loan from Napoli to Galatasaray[/caption]

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ITV’s Long Lost Family has some heartbreaking moments but now a brand new spin-off series is set to follow the fate of children ‘stolen at birth’.

In the special spin-off series Long Lost Family: The Spanish Baby Scandal we see the team once again searching for people with heartbreaking tales.

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Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell continues to tell moving stories of people desperate to find missing family.[/caption]

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TV’s Long Lost Family lands brand new spin-off series following children ‘stolen at birth’[/caption]

This time, the team investigate the case of people who have come forward believing they or their family may have been taken in Spain, and it looks set to be gripping viewing.

Thousands of people get in touch with Long Lost Family looking for missing loved every year, but something unusual happened last year.

Ruth Appleby got in touch saying she had given birth to her first child, a daughter, in Spain in 1992 and she just vanished.

She said: “I believed for 19 years that my daughter had died. And then, suspicions came to light that my daughter may not have died and was stolen at birth…”

Then another searcher got in touch telling a similar story.

Maria Elena, a Spanish woman living in London, approached Long Lost Family on behalf of her 93-year-old mother Ana.

She said that she and Ana believe that Ana’s twin babies, a boy and a girl born in Madrid in 1958, may have been stolen at birth.

Ruth, Maria Elena and Ana believe their cases are part of a scandal in Spain.

A huge number of women have come forward since 2011 who believe that their babies were taken from them at birth and given – or sold – to others.

It has been well documented in several high-profile court cases of the country’s “stolen babies”, who were snatched from their mothers during the Franco dictatorship.

This harrowing practice began under Gen Francisco Franco and went on for up to 50 years, until the 1990s.

No-one knows how many babies were stolen but victims’ groups estimate that the number taken from their mothers could be as high as 300,000.

The popular Long Lost Family follows heartbreaking cases of children who have no knowledge of who their biological parents can be.

They put their faith in DNA and genealogy tests in a bid to reunite them with their birth relatives.

Davina McCall and Nicky Campbell front the show and provide a shoulder to cry on during the deeply personal moments.

They are assisted by the show’s expert Ariel Bruce who attempts to crack the cases and get to the bottom of a person’s story – no matter how difficult.

The last episode aired on August 25 featured Mary Arbuthnot – a woman looking for two siblings adopted separately.

It also followed the story of Maggie McCauley, who was searching for the older sister her mum were forced to give up.

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The new spin off is set to be as emotional and gripping as the original[/caption]

Long Lost Family airs on ITV on Sunday evenings at 9pm.