MOLLY-Mae Hague has dropped a huge hint she is due to give birth very soon – by ditching her long finger nails.
The 23-year-old, who is expecting her first child with Tommy Fury, shared a picture of shorter talons, writing: “Goodbye long nails… for a very long time.”
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She added a series of emojis, including a baby face, milk bottle and a cloud, which many suspect could be a hint at her baby’s name.
It is thought Molly has chosen to have shorter nails so it is more practical when her little girl arrives.
The businesswoman has previously teased she is due to give birth in the New Year after announcing her pregnancy when she was already six months.
She sparked concern after suggesting busy boxer Tommy – who has had a number of overseas bouts and training camps of late – “forgets” she is having a baby.
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Asked if the father of her unborn child ever talks to her baby bump, Molly-Mae told Sport Direct: “No, I think because he’s been away a lot, I think he sometimes forgets.
“I’m like, ‘You do understand that I’m like two months away from having a child’.
“I just think he has to be reminded because he is away a lot.”
The pair got together in 2019 when they were runners up on Love Island.
Many fans have noticed Molly teasing clouds in numerous ways leading to speculation that this could be the name of hers and Tommy’s child.
She celebrated the imminent arrival of her first baby with a stylish baby shower, which she hailed a “special day.”
A series of floral arrangements hung from the ceiling in the shape of clouds alongside what appeared to be a picture background with a cloud design on it, adding fuel to the fire that Molly’s fans may have guessed the name of her impending arrival correctly.
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