She became a mother for the first time at the beginning of the year.
And Molly-Mae Hague shared a sweet snap with her baby daughter Bambi on Wednesday, as well as a pregnancy throwback as she reflected on motherhood.
Taking to her Instagram grid, the 24-year-old former Love Island star posed with her little one and looked stylish in a trench coat and green leggings.
Molly-Mae – who shares Bambi with her boxer fiancé Tommy Fury, also 24 – posted a maternity photo showing her bump shortly before giving birth.
As a caption, she wrote: “Nine months outside VS. 9 months in… I can’t quite believe she once lived in my belly.”
Sweet: Molly-Mae Hague shared a sweet snap with her baby daughter Bambi on Wednesday and shared a pregnancy flashback as she reflected on motherhood
Love: She wrote the caption: “9 months out vs. 9 months in… I can’t quite believe she lived in my belly at some point.”
It came after Molly-Mae responded to mum-shamers in a passionate tirade last week in which she admitted she was feeling “mentally drained”.
She revealed that trolls had asked why her nine-month-old daughter didn’t appear more often in her daily vlogs.
In her latest video, the influencer revealed that she had started seeing a life coach, explaining: “I’m mentally exhausted from the sessions at the moment because I’m overwhelmed by the things she’s teaching me and it’s so fascinating. “
She then abruptly changed the subject and revealed that she had been annoyed by a comment on one of her previous videos that said, “You’re a mother, but you never seem to be in a rush when you’re doing something mothers do.” always.” hastily.
Molly-Mae then explained: “I’ll be honest guys, I’ve been filming a lot in the evenings lately because that’s when Bambi goes to bed.”
She continued: “I also film during the day, when I have help with her, when I have childcare.”
“I film during my work hours, when I’m working, when I’ve helped Bambi.”
“I’m not afraid to say this, I’m not afraid to say, when I’m in my mother mode, I mean me and Bambi together, just me and her in the house and I have hands like no one else.” As if you wouldn’t find me vlogging then.
Family life: Molly-Mae – who shares Bambi with her boxer fiancé Tommy Fury, also 24 – has shared her motherhood journey on social media
“I’ll usually vlog with you guys and I’ll usually pick up my camera when I have time to myself because that’s when it feels the most natural.”
“It doesn’t feel natural to do that when I’m around her, when I’m just one-on-one with her, because then all I want to focus on is her.”
“I think I’ve also realized lately that I share a lot less of Bambi than I probably expected.
“I definitely don’t put them online as much as I obviously thought I probably would.” It doesn’t really feel natural to me.
“I don’t think ‘I’m going to do a vlog for Bambi’, that’s not really how it works, but I just saw that comment and I thought, when someone says, ‘Why don’t you always hurry up?'” Honestly, I guess the camera in my hand either when she is lying in bed or when I have a second pair of hands to help me with her.
“I hope that makes sense and I know that I don’t have to justify it or explain it because it doesn’t really matter and I shouldn’t even put my time or thought into it.”
Later in the vlog, Molly-Mae returned to the topic of life coaching – when a wellness professional helps people make positive progress in their lives.
She explained: “I don’t want to talk about it much… it’s just like something new to me.”
Hitting back: It comes after Molly-Mae responded to mum-shamers in a passionate tirade last week in which she admitted she was feeling “mentally drained”.
“I told you before that I have done therapy before, but life coaching and therapy are two really different things and I have clearly noticed that since I started my life coaching sessions.”
“I have to be honest, it’s not the cheapest activity I’ve ever done, it’s a real investment in myself.”
“But I think if I’m buying makeup, hair, clothes and shoes, why shouldn’t I also invest in improving myself?”
“And learning ways and techniques to deal with things in my life or how to navigate things better or how to look at things differently or think differently?”