HER mum is the most successful Love Island star ever, so it’s no surprise that Molly-Mae Hague’s newborn daughter will enjoy a life of luxury.
After days of speculation, the 23-year-old revealed yesterday that she had secretly given birth to her first child with boyfriend Tommy Fury, also 23.
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Molly-Mae announced her pregnancy in September and hasn’t spared any expense, splashing out on designer clothes, a customised nursery and even a personal ensuite for her little one.
Here, we take a look at how the Love Island power couple have dipped into their £9million fortune to prepare for their new arrival.
Designer life
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Last year, Molly-Mae gave fans a glimpse of her daughter’s nursery, explaining she had wanted it to be ready before December but realised it was an “unrealistic goal”.
Fans were able to get a look into the incredible wardrobe, which comes with a selection of designer gear.
An incredible wardrobe was kitted out with designer gear, while adorable white, grey, and pink onesies and baby grows were neatly hung and colour coded.
In one corner was a bed with two Hermes pillows that cost £1,500; in another were custom-made sofas and cupboards.
In the clip, Molly-Mae revealed she wanted the baby’s name – which hasn’t been revealed yet – to be spelled out in neon lights hanging from the wall.
Curious fans believe they’ve worked out the baby’s name after an interior designer uploaded a snap on Instagram with the name ‘Halo’ on a wall.
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They are convinced the picture was taken at Tommy and Molly-Mae’s home in Cheshire.
When she was asked what her favourite part of the nursery was, Molly-Mae said: “There’s a special feature that hands over her cot… I love it so much. The cot itself is pretty special.”
She was referring to an elephant cloud-themed mobile that hangs above the crib – it is a nod to Ellie Belly, the cuddly toy she took into Love Island.
When the influencer and her boyfriend were separated during Casa Amor, Tommy was seen clutching the toy after she left it behind.
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In true celeb fashion, the new tot will want for nothing – and can even chill out in her own baby bathroom.
Fans got a glimpse when Molly-Mae shared some snaps from her home design account, captioning one picture: “Little girls bath tub is in… We went even more traditional and I couldn’t be happier.”
Showing off a bath seat bought from Very, she added: “Her bathroom is nowhere near finished yet.
“I’m not going to lie I don’t even know why I’ve put bubbles in here but I guess I’m just nesting and I wanted to see how it’s going to feel when she’s here but yeah I love this little bath seat, I feel like this is going to come in handy.”
Dream family home
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Molly-Mae and Tommy bought their dream home, christened Molly Maison, in March 2022 and immediately went to work on renovations.
The property cost a whopping £4million and features a huge dressing room, a cosy minimalistic living room complete with cream comfy sofas and crisp white bedrooms.
The 6-bedroom house in Cheshire sits on 5,000 sq ft of land and comes with a lush garden with ample space for the baby to play in.
Notable neighbours in the affluent area include Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford and England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford.
Baby mobiles
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The couple can also scoot their baby about in a dazzling selection of motors.
In December, Molly-Mae revealed that she had splashed £193,000 on a brand new car – a Mercedes-AMG G 63 Magno Edition.
Described as her dream car, it is an upgrade from the Range Rover she used to get about in.
In October, Tommy snapped up his own dream motor, a Mercedes G-Class, with a £130,000 price tag.
He flaunted the jet-black vehicle on Instagram and showed fans the special green trims that had been added around the wheel and dashboard.
It impressed his big brother, boxing champion Tyson, who said how proud he was of the car and later joined Tommy for a ride.
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