Molly Mae and Tommy Fury show off their incredible first class cabin as they fly off on holiday to Dubai

MOLLY-Mae Hague and her Love Island boyfriend Tommy Fury have jetted off to Dubai in style.

The 21-year-olds set off in the early hours of Monday morning to get their first class flight from Manchester Airport.

Love Island stars Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury headed off to Dubai on a first class flight

They jumped in a chauffer driven car after staying up to almost 1am packing their his and hers Louis Vuitton luggage.

“Nothing like leaving it to the last minute,” Molly-Mae joked as she filmed Tommy trying to jam his good into his suitcase.

While at the airport, she snuck off to buy Tommy some airpods and later surprised him with them as they waited for their plane.

Molly-Mae and her boxer boyfriend showed off their luxurious cabin aboard the Emirates Airline flight.

They headed out to airport first thing in the morning

But Tommy had been up late the night before sorting his suitcases

The couple had matching his and hers Louis Vuitton luggage

The blonde beauty joked it’s “how I like it” as she put up the partition between her and Tommy

But it didn’t take long for Molly-Mae to miss her beau and ended curling up on his lap a few hours into the flight.

“You literally have a bed next to me, what are you doing,” Tommy wrote on his Instagram stories.

Their luxurious trip comes after Molly-Mae blasted one of her social media followers after they claimed she earned £40,000 for two sponsored Instagram posts.

Molly-Mae enjoyed putting up the partition between her and Tommy

Posting to Twitter, the follower said: “Imagine you get 40k for two insta posts like Molly-Mae and your life is sorted, you can pay off your debts, you can get a mortgage, you can buy a new car, you can go on holiday. 

“For standing in front of a ring light. Like just to put it into perspective an SEN [Special Educational Needs] teaching assistant can work full time for a year and won’t earn that much.”

They showed off their lush seats before taking off

However the reality TV star fired back after spotting the tweet.

Firing back Molly-Mae said her earnings were only questioned because she was in the public eye.

“I really don’t get why people feel the need to comment about what I earn and how I earn it ?” she tweeted.

“I would NEVER about someone else..but just because I’m in the public eye it’s ok?

“Don’t get it sorry.”

Its comes after HOAR reported the pair are Instagram’s top earners after charging £20,000 for one social media post.

The pair, who shot to fame on the ITV2 show last year, have been named as the social media site’s highest earners for a reality TV couple.