Love Island’s Molly-Mae in tears over Mother’s Day gift
Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague celebrated her first Mother’s Day with baby Bambi over the weekend and it proved to be an emotional one as she’s revealed one gift left her in tears.
The reality star, who famously coupled up with boxer Tommy Fury on the ITV2 dating show back in 2019, took to Instagram to share some moments from the special day.
Molly-Mae confessed she grew emotional after opening a personalised present sent over by her mum.
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Showing off the meaningful gift on her Instagram Stories, Molly-Mae shared a photo of a colourful children’s storybook that had the words "Bambi loves Mummy this much" written on the front.
"Just had this in the post from my mum," she wrote alongside the image, before adding: "Made me sob."
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Further documenting her first Mother’s Day as a parent, the reality star shared several more images on her social media as she paid tribute to her "beautiful girl" Bambi.
"Mother’s Day mood this morning," she wrote on her Instagram Story, alongside a photo of smiling baby Bambi. "Being your mum is an honour, little girl."
"Here’s to many years of kissing your face a million times a year (until you get embarrassed)," she added, in another post. "I will always do my best each day to be the best mummy to you."
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Molly-Mae and Tommy announced the arrival of their daughter back in January and later announced the Disney-themed name they’d chosen for her.
Since giving birth to Bambi, Molly-Mae has been very open on her social media and regularly updates her fans on her journey into motherhood.
In a recent honest admission, the reality star confessed that despite enjoying her experience as a first-time mum she’s "not finding it particularly easy at all".
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Love Island airs nightly on ITV2, and is available via catch up on ITVX and BritBox.
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