Tommy Fury was hit for six on Monday after leaving a local shop to discover a parking ticket slapped across his car windscreen.
The professional boxer had parked his gleaming Mercedes G Wagon outside a jewellery store in leafy Wilmslow, but an eagle-eyed traffic warden put more than a ring on it while he was away from the £180,000 vehicle.
Fury, 24, looked bemused after spotting the unmistakable yellow ticket-sleeve attached to his windscreen as he made his way back onto the street.
The younger brother of world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury was without influencer fiancée Molly-Mae Hague and their young daughter Bambi during the incident.
The family have only just returned to Manchester following a sunshine break in the Maldives, where they spent new year enjoying endless sunshine and panoramic views of the Indian Ocean.
The younger brother of world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury was without influencer fiancée Molly-Mae Hague and their young daughter Bambi during the incident
The professional boxer had parked his gleaming Mercedes G Wagon outside a jewellery store in leafy Wilmslow
But an eagle-eyed traffic warden put more than a ring on it while he was away from the £180,000 vehicle
Wilmslow high street proved to be memorable for different reasons, with a chastened Fury removing the parking ticket and climbing back behind the wheel before setting off.
Fury and Hague, whose relationship has been scrutinised over recent months, let their hair down at the £4,300 a night Ritz-Carlton hotel during their time in the Maldives.
The waterfront pad featured a private pool, with a double bed sun lounger and a king-size bed overlooking the Maldivian sea.
It also boasted a stunning interior, a mini-bar, a huge walk in wardrobe and a stone-washed bathtub.
The holiday came after questions were asked of Fury’s extroverted behaviour during a recent trip to Dubai without his family.
Hague was understood to be ‘mortified’ by his raucous behaviour and was subsequently spotted with and without her £600,000 engagement ring on multiple occasions.
Fury returned to Cheshire after jetting to Abu Dhabi for the Grand Prix.
The former Love Island contestant has since shared with fans on her YouTube account that ‘things aren’t always going to be perfect’, while also admitting ‘she’ll be back soon’ on her social media to fans, following the ongoing speculation.
The ticket didn’t stop Fury posing for snaps with fans during his appearance in Wilmslow
The younger brother of world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury was without influencer fiancée Molly-Mae Hague and their young daughter Bambi during the incident
Accompanied by a friend, Fury was seen removing the parking ticket before climbing back into his car
She told followers: ‘Guys, I don’t really know what to come on here and tell you right now. I know how bad I look. Trust me, however bad I look, I feel 20 times worse.’
She continued: ‘I have been going through it in more ways than one.
‘I am hoping, in say about a week, I might be in a place mentally, physically emotionally where I can start filming some proper content for you guys again and get back on my channel.
‘So please bear with me, I am really desperate to come back to you guys. I love you guys and I will speak to you very soon.’
Hague is believed to have told her husband-to-be that he needs to change his ways, with a source admitting she ‘has made no secret of the fact she doesn’t like it when Tommy parties too hard’.
The couple met on the 2019 series of Love Island, where they finished in second place to winners Amber Gill and Greg O’Shea.
The parking ticket was nowhere in sight as Fury started the engine and pulled away
Fury and Hague, whose relationship has been scrutinised over recent months, let their hair down at the £4,300 a night Ritz-Carlton hotel during their time in the Maldives
Sharing a glimpse into their most luxurious trip yet, the couple took to Instagram to show off their private ocean pool villa
The couple (pictured with daughter Bambi) met on the 2019 series of Love Island, where they finished in second place to winners Amber Gill and Greg O’Shea
