‘Crossed the line’ – Jake Paul wildly trolls Tommy Fury with comment on Molly-Mae Hague’s official announcement of the birth of their daughter

Jake Paul has been accused of ‘crossing the line’ and ‘going too far’ with his latest Tommy Fury trolling.

The duo are now officially set to fight on February 26 in Saudi Arabia with some silly talk already well underway.

In his fight announcement post, Paul caused controversy by confirming the birth of his opponent’s child before he or his girlfriend Molly-Mae Hague had done so publicly.

He wrote on Friday: “Tommy has no excuses now… Baby is born. The money is huge. Immigration is not a problem.

This obviously caused a stir on social media and so Paul issued a mock apology soon after.

Paul told SportBible on Saturday: “Did I do this? Did I leak it? Oh shit. My fault. I’m sorry, Tommy. But don’t worry, I won’t tell anyone the gender or something like that.

It was already common knowledge that the couple was expecting a baby girl.

On Monday evening, they officially announced the birth themselves, confirming that Paul was right and that their daughter had arrived a week before January 23.

Now some say Paul went too far with his latest trolling piece.

The American refused to leave Fury and Hague alone, even on their official birth announcement.

Paul left a comment that read, “Just in time to see your dad get knocked out.”

The remark caused an outcry from some Fury fans, but especially Hague fans.

One wrote: “This is despicable.

While a second commented: “It’s just too far, creep.”

A third wrote: “Defo crossing the line.”

And a fourth said: “You’re so p***y @JakePaul. You don’t shoot another man’s wife/partner. You’ve built your whole boxing career fighting stranded losers. Trash and test your power against Tommy. Until then, have a lesson and shut your mouth.

However, others reacted more positively.

One fan said, “LOOOOOOOOOOL I’m rating Jake Paul for this.”

A second said: “He’s actually the king of smoke.”

And a third commented: “I can’t lie the guy is funny.”