Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury would like another child … someday (Picture: Instagram)
Molly-Mae Hague has opened up about plans for a second baby with boyfriend Tommy Fury.
The influencer, 24, gave birth to baby daughter Bambi in January, her first child with long-term boxer boyfriend Tommy.
Having first met in 2018 on Love Island, the couple have gone from strength to strength, becoming parents together and planning their future.
Molly has now spoken openly about their thoughts about a sibling for Bambi, five months after welcoming her.
In an Instagram Q&A with fans on Tuesday, the star was asked about any plans for a second baby, and while she said she would be ‘ready some day,’ she insisted: ‘Definitely not for a good while.’
‘Some day I’ll be ready… but it’s not unknown that I’ve found it harder than I expected to (even though I’m doing so much better now.)’
Molly and Tommy first met on Love Island and have since become a family of three (Picture: Rex)
She added that she ‘doesn’t know how anyone looks after more than one baby,’ calling anyone who does so ‘superheroes.’
Molly has been praised for being honest and truthful about the difficulties of becoming a first-time mum, from struggling with her body confidence to arguing with boyfriend Tommy.
When their daughter was two months old, the PrettyLittleThing creative director shared a video titled ‘The truth,’ where she shared her health struggles since welcoming her daughter.
‘I would say that becoming a mum is the best thing that’s ever happened to me, but it’s also the hardest thing that’s happened to me – like, wholeheartedly, I have found it really, really hard.
The couple welcomed daughter Bambi in January (Picture: Instagram)
‘The one word to describe the last two months would be ‘overwhelming’, I have been so overwhelmed, like every single day. You almost can’t believe the 360 that your life has taken.’
Talking about the struggles of parenting solo while partner Tommy Fury was away for his boxing match in Saudi Arabia against Jake Paul, Molly said the day he had returned home was ‘almost better than the day Bambi was born’ as she knew that their ‘journey as a family hadn’t started yet’ before then.
The new mum also admitted she felt ‘slightly traumatised’ from the first few weeks of being a parent and having to do it without Tommy.
However she added proudly that she feels she is ‘a really good mum, and I think it has come so naturally to me to become Bambi’s mum.’
‘I am good at it and I’m proud of the mum I am to her.’
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‘Some day I’ll be ready.’