PREGNANT Molly-Mae Hague was glowing as she showed off her bump on her babymoon with Tommy Fury.
The Love Island stars have squeezed in a trip to Bath this weekend as they gear up for the arrival of their first child.
Influencer Molly, 23, shared a snap of her on an outing during the break, wearing a tight-fitting black dress that framed her blossoming tummy.
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She kept warm in a stylish green coat and oversized scarf, beaming at the camera as she clutched on to shopping bags.
Molly has shared a few photos from their romantic trip, beginning with a picture taken during their car journey down south.
The star, who lives in Manchester with Tommy, captioned the motorway shot: “Tommy taking me on a surprise road trip.
“4 hours of his music taste though.”
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Once they had arrived at their swanky hotel and spa, Molly updated her fans again with shots of their cosy bedroom and luxury bathroom.
The couple then posed for a selfie in the mirror, which was also shared to Molly’s Instagram account.
“Our very last staycation before [baby emoji],” she wrote.
But unfortunately, despite their lush surroundings, Molly is still being plagued with uncomfortable pregnancy symptoms.
Sharing a shot of a soothing mint tea, the mum-to-be added: “That glamorous trapped wind life.
“Dinner boxed up completely uneaten… peppermint tea only this evening.”
Earlier this week, Molly revealed to her fans that she and Tommy are expecting their baby daughter to arrive in the new year.
She said in a YouTube video: “It’s just I’m having all my family over and I’ve kind of got it in my head that I want it to be extra special and obviously this is going to be my last Christmas before I become a mum and Tommy’s before he becomes a dad.”
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