Tommy Fury shut down a question about the arrival of his second child on Tuesday’s Good Morning Britain as he was grilled about booking a huge fight just hours after his partner Molly-Mae Hague is due to give birth.

The boxer, 26, appeared on the ITV show alongside British former World’s Strongest Man Eddie Hall, 38, to talk to Charlotte Hawkins, 50, and Richard Madeley, 69, about their upcoming match, which is set to take part at Manchester’s AO Arena on June 13th.

Tommy and Molly-Mae, 26 – who share three-year-old daughter Bambi – announced that they were expecting their second child back in February, just months after they got back together.

The couple shocked fans when they announced that they had split in August 2024, but got back together in May 2025.

Influencer Molly-Mae is due to give birth on June 12 2026.

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Tommy Fury shut down a question about the arrival of his second child on Tuesday’s as he was grilled about booking a huge fight just hours after his partner Molly-Mae Hague is due to give birth

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Charltte pointed out: ‘Tommy, I’ve got to ask you about the timing of this, this fight is due to take place on the 13th of June.

‘The day before that, on the 12th June, that’s quite a significant day, isn’t it? Molly-Mae is due to give birth to your second child. I just wondered how she is feeling about this? The timing of this?’

Tommy bluntly replied: ‘I just want to say thank you to the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for blessing me with another child on the way.

‘And obviously, that is a family matter and we’re dealing with that fantastically, and everything will be perfect.

‘We’ll deal with that as a family, thank you.’

Charlotte replied: ‘Good. Well I am glad to hear it.’

Earlier this week it was revealed that Molly-Mae has reportedly ‘put plans in place to protect herself’ as she prepares to give birth.

However, her family are said to be concerned that history is repeating after Tommy revealed his plans to fight retired strongman Eddie Hall at the AO Arena in Manchester on June 13.

It marks the boxer’s first fight in over a year, while recovery from a clash can take up to six months depending on injuries.

And it comes after Molly-Mae was induced during her last pregnancy, to ensure he could be there for Bambi’s birth in January 23, ahead of his fight with Jake Paul.

Tommy was then away for the first four weeks of their daughter’s life, leaving Molly-Mae to parent alone, as he jetted off to Saudi Arabia to prepare for the clash against. YouTuber Jake on February 26.

The Maebe founder previously admitted she was ‘traumatised’ from having to navigate her first month of motherhood alone, telling fans she didn’t sleep for a week after giving birth and ‘had a breakdown’.

Aged just 23-years-old at the time, she candidly described the period as like ‘hell and back’ and said the day that Tommy finally returned home was ‘almost better than the day Bambi was born’.

And with the news that Tommy will once again be going into the ring at the same time that their child is born, Molly-Mae is reportedly ‘determined not to have the same experience this time’.

While her family are also said to be upset that ‘nothing has changed’, despite the couple making the decision to get back together in May after calling off their engagement in August 2024.

Insiders have said that sister Zoe in particular is less than impressed with Tommy’s decision, having previously moved in with Molly to help after Bambi’s birth and who has never hidden her disapproval of the boxer.

‘It’s a real shame that once again Tommy is going to be busy throughout the first few weeks and of course it did raise eyebrows with Zoe, who has never been his biggest fan,’ a source told The Sun.

‘In lots of ways it feels like nothing has changed and they are back to square one, but Molly knows she can do it alone.

‘Her parents would love her to have a conventional relationship and for Tommy to take paternity leave like other dads do but they know that isn’t going to happen. Everyone is really hoping it doesn’t all fall apart and she has an easier ride than last time.’