Inside Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury's lavish Cheshire apartment

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They moved out of their Manchester apartment one week after the death of their beloved Pomeranian puppy, Mr Chai.

And Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury’s new £1.3 million Cheshire apartment provides the perfect place for the couple to have a fresh start. 

The stunning space features streamlined modern interiors throughout with an open plan feel to the kitchen and living room area.

The all-white kitchen features an island with stools on one side providing the perfect place for the Love Island couple to sit and enjoy a morning coffee.

There is a wine fridge on one side and the other houses both the kitchen sink and oven which maximised space in the minimalistic kitchen. 

The open plan feel of the property means the living area is seamlessly blended with the kitchen and huge bi-fold doors open out onto their terrace which fills the room with natural light. 

They have a large grey crushed velvet sofa which matches their seamless grey and white aesthetic, which is the perfect place to relax and watch TV.

In front of the sofa is a small round coffee table with a large Jo Malone candle sitting in the centre for an ultra luxurious feel.   

Silver hanging bauble lights are fitted to the high vaulted ceilings of the property and add to their chosen modern interior. 

A look at their bedroom shows that the couple will enjoy a light-filled room with a neutral cream and white colour scheme. 

Unlike the rest of the apartment, the lower ceilings of the bedroom offer a cosier feel however there are still plenty of windows to maximise natural light.

A whole wall of fitted wardrobes offers plenty of space for Molly-Mae’s clothes and accessories.

Much like the rest of the house, the bathroom appears luxurious with marble-effect tiles on the walls, a bath, walk-in shower cubicle and a huge mirror with under-lighting. 

Molly-Mae had been quiet on social media since the ordeal with the dog, Mr Chai, after he died just six days after she and boyfriend Tommy Fury adopted him from Russia.

The dog’s death was met with backlash from followers, forcing the pair to take a break from the public eye for a few days.

But the couple returned to Instagram last Sunday to give fans a glimpse of their lavish new home. 

She added a lengthy caption that read: slot gacor ‘I don’t want to dwell on the last couple of weeks but what I do want to say is thank you.

‘Thank you to every single person that sent me such thoughtful messages asking me how I am and making sure I’m okay, it has meant the world to me.

‘I’ve enjoyed a much needed break from my phone but I’m back now and ready to get stuck into some really exciting things I have coming up.’

Tommy bought the dog through Cheshire-based business Tiffany Chihuahuas & Pomeranians, which is licensed by Cheshire Council but not a Kennel Club assured breeder. 

Addressing his sudden death, Molly-Mae said: ‘Whilst we completely understand everyone’s opinions about being shipped over from Russia, what you need to understand is that is not what made him die.

‘He was going to die regardless. The autopsy results showed his skull wasn’t fully developed and part of his brain was exposed. He didn’t have a single white blood cell in his body.

‘If we had the time again we would have got a dog from the UK or got a rescue dog from the UK.’ 

A representative of Molly-Mae and Tommy confirmed Mr Chai had died of ‘a seizure and neurological issues.’

A statement read: ‘Chai died of a seizure and neurological issues. This probably relating to the puppies skull not being fully formed (see note on anterior fontanelle below).

‘Chai passed away with a number of health issues outlined below and the puppy clearly was not at full health and potentially had been carrying an infection and fighting it for some time before reaching Molly and Tommy.’

It then listed a number of ailments the dog suffered from, including: ‘no white blood cells present in blood, anterior fontanelle not completely ossified, body condition 3/5, liver congested, spleen enlarged congested, adrenal glands enlarged, kidneys congested, colon congested, lungs congested and Heart right ventricle dilated.’