Molly-Mae Hague's sister says she feels 'hated' by her amid Tommy Fury reunion 'worry'

The influencer's older sister, Zoe Rae, has admitted to being worried about what will happen to her relationship with her sibling

Zoe Rae has admitted to feeling 'hated' by sister Molly-Mae Hague as she expressed her 'worry' over her reunion with ex-fiance Tommy Fury.

Molly-Mae clashed with her older sister Zoe in scenes set to air in the second part of her Amazon docuseries, Molly-Mae: Behind It All , and it appears to have strained the siblings' relationship with one another.

In a new teaser clip for the next three episodes, which will be released on Friday (May 9) and follow the first three episodes in January, she can be heard saying she feels 'hated' by Molly after she voiced her concerns about her younger sister's reconciliation with boxer Tommy.

During the next three episodes of the docuseries, Zoe, 28, admits that she thinks 25-year-old Molly-Mae's decision to get back with her daughter Bambi's father will end in tears.

According to the Daily Record, she adds that Tommy and Molly rekindling would ruin their sibling bond, saying: "I do worry about my relationship with her if they were to get back together, definitely."

However, Molly-Mae insists she is making the right choice, telling her sister that she should be able to tell her 'the good, bad and the ugly' without any repercussions.

During the heated exchange, Zoe says: "Nothing I do or say to you is going to change what you do or your opinion, or how you feel towards him."

But Molly-Mae snaps back: "Correct, and do you know what Zoe, that's the wisest thing I think you've ever said." The Maebe owner then sarcastically snipes: "What a lovely life if that is your only worry".

Protective older sister Zoe reiterates: "Your relationship and how you feel and how you are with Tommy is my only concern." Zoe, who married husband Danny Rae last July just weeks before Molly and Tommy's shock split the following month, believes getting back with the boxer is a mistake that will end in Molly being hurt again.

She explains in the documentary series: "I know at some point Mol, in the next year, however long it is, there will be a time where unfortunately, and I hate to say it, you probably will be upset again."

Speaking to the camera in a separate scene, Zoe adds: "I will always, always, always 100 per cent be there for her but yeah, I do worry about my relationship with her if they were to get back together, definitely."

Tensions are high between the sisters as Zoe struggles to get through to Molly while the influencer says she believes their animosity stems from years of arguments growing up.

Zoe says: "I actually don't hate you in the slightest, like, I feel like you actually hate me." Molly-Mae replies: "No, I don't hate you. Sometimes I feel that anger from you, towards me, from like years and tears of like, us sometimes having arguments..."

Fans have recently been left hopeful of a reconciliation for the former Love Island stars Molly-Mae and Tommy, who met and fell in love on the ITV2 dating show in 2019, after they announced their shock break-up back in August 2024.

Earlier this year, the couple were seen jetting off on a family holiday to Dubai with their daughter, Bambi. Upon their return, Molly-Mae confirmed they'd taken the trip together and that they'd had an "amazing time".

The influencer has since told fans she had "skipped a massive chapter" when telling fans about her split from Tommy, which came after they enjoyed a family holiday together with Bambi.

She revealed they were in the "process of moving house" at the time which made made the break-up slightly more complicated - so she moved back to their old home with their young daughter Bambi while Tommy stayed in the new house.

The 25-year-old went on to explain she's been spending more time at the new house as she's been getting on well with Tommy again - and insisted the complicated living situation explains why her Zoe and her husband Danny recently moved into the star's mansion.