Jake Paul claims Molly-Mae Hague has welcomed their first child trends now
Jake Paul has sensationally claimed that Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague have welcomed their first child together.
The YouTuber made the claim in a new Instagram post as he willed Tommy to fight him in a grudge match in Saudi Arabia - two years after their last bout.
Jake shared a post writing: 'Baby is born' and Tommy has since agreed to fight him the former Love Island star.
'Baby is born!' Tommy Fury's boxing rival Jake Paul has claimed Molly-Mae Hague and her beau have welcomed their first child as the boxers FINALLY confirm their grudge match in Saudi Arabia
However, a press release which was later issued about the fight claimed the couple were still awaiting the arrival of their little girl.
MailOnline has contacted a spokesperson for Molly-Mae and Tommy Fury for comment.
Molly-Mae, 23, who met boxer Tommy on ITV2's Love Island show in 2019.
In a post advertising their upcoming fight, Jake said that there were 'no excuses' for the match to be delayed now that the 'baby is born'.
Oops: Tommy's boxing rival Jake Paul made the claim earlier in the day but Molly Mae and Tommy have so far remained silent
He wrote: 'After multiple failed attempts to get Tommy Fury in the ring, the moment of truth has finally arrived.
'Fumbles has no excuses now. Baby is born. Money is massive. Immigration is not an issue. Sunday February 26.'
The bitter rivals have twice seen scheduled bouts fall through but are now finally set to go head-to-head after the two camps signed off on grudge match in Riyadh.
Jake has confirmed he is travelling to London this weekend to meet Tommy in the ring, with the pair set to square off at Wembley Arena ahead of Anthony Yarde's enticing light-heavyweight clash against pound-for-pound star Artur Beterbiev.
Candid: Molly-Mae previously detailed how she's jealous of her other pregnant friends who can feel their babies kicking because she struggles due to her anterior placenta
Molly-Mae revealed her pregnancy back in September as she unveiled her bump for the first time, and just weeks later the couple announced that they were having a girl.
Molly-Mae previously detailed how she's jealous of her other pregnant friends who can feel their babies kicking because she struggles due to her anterior placenta.
The common condition does not harm the baby but means that the placenta is attached to the front wall of the uterus, providing a cushioning between the baby and tummy, making it harder to feel movement.
Addressing her fans in a Q&A, Molly-Mae admitted she found it 'disheartening', because Tommy has missed out on feeling their unborn daughter kicking.
Molly - who was accused by Ulrika Jonsson of being 'melodramatic' about her pregnancy - explained: 'It's been soooo disheartening for me.
'Tommy has probably felt her move maybe twice (which at this stage is crazy), I see my friends post videos seeing/ feeling their baby move and I get sooo jealous, I deffo thought it was a given that you'll feel your baby move but that's 100% not been the case for me, I feel her now at this stage but no one else can!'
Molly, who had earlier admitted that she was unable to see her baby's face at a 4D scan, continued: 'I think as well that's why I got so emotional after our 4D scan fail because I do think the placenta also didn't help with seeing her face... after it's stopped us from feeling her too I just felt so frustrated!
'It is what it is though. I'm so lucky to have a healthy placenta that provides everything for.'
Scary: It comes after Molly-Mae revealed she'd had a bit of a health scare, when she suffered 'one of the worst nights of her pregnancy'
The reality star had shared a selfie with Tommy as she revealed: 'Yesterday on our way to baby girls 4D scan which was a huge
