He just had to get a word in.

Jake Paul brutally trolled longtime rival Tommy Fury after his partner Molly-Mae Hague announced her pregnancy.

Fury and Hague, who met on ITV reality series Love Island in 2019, confirmed they were expecting their first child in an Instagram post on Sunday afternoon.

YouTuber-turned-boxer Paul, who has seen two potential fights with Fury fall through in the last year, couldn’t let the moment pass without having a say.

‘The Problem Child’ quote tweeted a fan sharing the news and said: “Shocking. Tommy usually pulls out.”

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Paul and Fury started their feud back in 2021 and the former even alleged he received DMs from Molly-Mae, although that has been disputed.

A fight was scheduled for December 2021 which Fury had pull out of. The 23-year-old suffered a rib injury in training and developed a bacterial chest infection, which he shared images of to social media.

Both parties decided to reschedule the fight for this past August, but Fury once again had to pull out after being denied entry to the United States.

Fury is the younger half-brother of WBC heavyweight champion Tyson and has a professional record of 8-0. His last victory came against Daniel Bocianski in April.

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Paul, meanwhile, knocked out replacement opponent Tyron Woodley out in December to extend his record to 5-0.

He will be returning to action on October 29 against UFC legend Anderson Silva in his hardest test so far.

Silva is a former UFC middleweight champion and considered one of the greatest MMA fighters of all time.

When asked if his legacy will be on the line against Paul, he told MMA Junkie: “Definitely not, definitely not. I came here to do my best. I’m training hard every day, and fighters fight.

“You have two fighters inside the ring. Two fighters have 50 percent to win. I have 50 percent and Jake has 50 percent. It doesn’t matter if people say, ‘Oh, it’s not a real fighter or not.’ But when you go inside the ring, you don’t go to stop, you go to kill, you go to die. That’s that’s the point.”