MOLLY-MAE Hague has revealed why she made an early exit from the BAFTAs – for a reason you wouldn’t expect.
In her latest YouTube vlog, the former Love Island star admitted she struggled through the star-studded Bafta ceremony.
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The Love Island icon turned businesswoman graced the red carpet on Sunday night alongside Hollywood royality, including actors Ariana Grande and Timothee Chalamet, and reality star Kylie Jenner.
Despite the glamorous night out, it seems the prestigious event wasn’t quite as enjoyable as she had hoped, with the mum’s early exit leaving fans amused.
Molly-Mae, who stunned on the red carpet in a glamorous black gown, confessed she had to leave mid-way through the meal because of the discomfort.
Before leaving she treated fans to an exclusive glimpse of the BAFTAs dinner, with guests snacking on tins of caviar for starters – a luxury food of salt-cured fish eggs.
The video cut back to Molly-Mae at home where confessed that she had “the world’s worst trapped wind” from being in the same position for too long.
She said: “I’m having a peppermint tea as I’ve got to be honest, I’ve got the world’s worst trapped wind… it put the ‘ong’ in long.
“It was a lovely evening, but also, as I had such a sore stomach from sitting in the same position, I had to leave halfway through the meal as I was in so much pain,” she explained.
“I was like, ‘I literally can’t sit here.’ First BAFTAs tick.”
It wasn’t the only hiccup on the night.
Honest Molly admitted she “completely panicked” when she made a huge blunder on the Bafta’s red carpet.
Molly-Mae Hague and Pamela Anderson lead the glam on the Baftas red carpet in stunning outfits
Yet she has admitted that she “completely panicked” when asked about her favourite film of the year.
A correspondent for The News Movement filmed the influencer and businesswoman – in a video then posted to TikTok – in which she replied: “I did enjoy Nosferatu.
“And that’s up today.
“So yeah, with the long nails …” before walking off.
Yet eagle-eyed social media followers were quick to flag that the Maebe founder had spoken out about the horror flick on her YouTube page – and said she hated it.
One then remarked on her new video: “I fear Molly-Mae is me whenever I am caught off guard and say the exact opposite of what I feel.”
Another put: “Has nobody else panicked and said the first thing that comes to mid lmao.”
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