Molly-Mae Hague has answered the backlash over the sheer black outfit she wore to Venezuela Fury's wedding, saying she was humbled by the beautiful day after critics swamped her appearance online. Hague, who attended the May 16, 2026 ceremony heavily pregnant with her second child, had drawn attention as soon as pictures of the look began circulating.
The reaction was swift because the wedding was already a high-profile family gathering. Venezuela Fury married Noah Price at the Royal Chapel of St John the Baptist on the Isle of Man, with 18 bridesmaids, a six-tier blue wedding cake and a performance by Peter Andre. Hague arrived solo for the ceremony, but not without company: her three-year-old daughter, Bambi, came along as a flower girl.
That presence carried extra weight in a family used to public scrutiny. Paris Fury had praised Hague for making the difficult journey while heavily pregnant, but that note of warmth was quickly overtaken by criticism on Instagram and TikTok, where commenters said the sheer black ensemble was inappropriate. The outfit, which prominently showed her bra, became the focus of the conversation rather than the wedding itself.
Tommy Fury was absent from the gathering, with Paris Fury saying he was in a training camp in Manchester preparing for a bout against Eddie Hall. That detail only added to the sense that the day was being watched through more than one lens: a family celebration on one side, and a stream of online judgment on the other. Hague's response did not try to relitigate the look. Instead, she acknowledged the negativity and stood by the experience, framing the day as something she left feeling grateful for rather than defensive about.
The criticism may keep moving online, but Hague has already made her position clear: the outfit was not the part of the day that stayed with her. What remains unresolved is whether the wedding will be remembered for the dress debate or for the family moment it was meant to be.
