Sheriff Says Outcome Of Search For Missing Actor Julian Sands ‘May Not Be What We Would Like’

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Doting dad Tommy Fury dedicated his recent boxing victory to his girlfriend Molly-Mae Hague and their three week old daughter, Bambi. The pair, who met on Love Island in 2019, welcomed their first child together last month. Bambi’s arrival came just weeks before Tommy’s highly anticipated fight against YouTuber Jake Paul in South Africa, with the new dad going on to prove victorious against him after almost three years of hard graft.

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Molly-Mae Hague has opened up on the truth behind her and 23 year old Tommy Fury's "seriously not so good days" while he was training for his boxing match against YouTube star Jake Paul. While recent weeks have seen the former Love Island couple remain positive and buoyed up for the monumental fight, which took place in Saudi Arabia on Sunday 26 February, the reality has been much harder for the new family of three. Alongside snaps of the celebration that the PrettyLittleThing creative director planned for her beau's return to the UK, Molly-Mae, 23, gushed over the father of her child, who told her she was "amazing" as soon as he returned home.

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury have been reunited after weeks apart after he headed to Saudi Arabia to fight Jake Paul in the days after the birth of their daughter Bambi.

Molly-May Hague and baby Bambi had an emotional reunion with Tommy Fury as he returned from his much-hyped boxing match on Monday night.The 23 year old Love Islander walked away from the ring victorious after his eight-round bout against Jake Paul in Saudi Arabia on Sunday. And after dedicating his win to Molly-Mae, also 23, and their one month old daughter, Tommy raced home to reunite with his family.

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Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague couldn't bring herself to watch partner Tommy Fury's fight against Jake Paul on TV.The boxing bout took place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Sunday evening, with the professional pugilist and wannabe world champion, 23, coming out on top over the American YouTuber, 26, thanks to a split decision from the judges. It was a fiercely pressurised battle between the pair, who'd waited over two years to step into the ring together, but the much cleaner shots came from the gloves of Tommy over eight rounds. Back on UK soil, 23 year old new mum Molly-Mae invited her sister Zoe, fellow Islanders Maura Higgins and Stephanie Lam, and brand manager Ellen Graham over to her place to enjoy the event on BT Sport Box Office.

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It’s been just under a month since Pretty Little Thing director Molly-Mae Hague became a new mum.The 23 year old, who gave birth to a baby daughter, Bambi, with boyfriend Tommy Fury on 23rd January, has been completely besotted with the new addition to her family. But while the ex-Love Islander is navigating parenthood for the first time, lucky for her, she’s got a network of people around her that she can count on for experience and advice along the way.

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It’s been more than a month since Julian Sands was reported missing and the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department has an update regarding the search efforts.

John Malkovich has said the disappearance of his friend and fellow actor Julian Sands is “a very sad event”.The pair became close while working on the film Killing Fields in 1983 and later appeared together in 2014 US drama series Crossbones. Malkovich is a godfather to one of Sands’ sons with his first wife journalist Sarah Sands. Authorities have vowed to “bring closure” to the Sands family, after more than five weeks of searching in southern California.The actor was first reported missing on January 13 in the Mount Baldy region of the San Gabriel mountains after failing to return from a hike.

Over a month after Julian Sands was reported missing, the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department announced its team is delaying the search to find the missing actor due to a winter storm approaching the area.  "On Saturday, February 18, 2023, over 20 members of the Fontana Sheriff's Station and the West Valley Search and Rescue team conducted a ground search in the Mt. Baldy area," the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department said in a statement to Fox News Digital. "The crew members focused on the area where the California Highway Patrol's RECCO device hit on a possible electronic device on January 25th," the statement continued.