Molly-Mae Hague has announced she is pregnant with her second child, just nine months after reuniting with boyfriend Tommy Fury — marking a deeply emotional new chapter for the couple after a turbulent year.
The 26-year-old influencer shared the joyful news on Instagram on Thursday night, posting a tender video filmed on January 23 that showed her debuting a blossoming baby bump. The clip melted hearts instantly, featuring their three-year-old daughter Bambi proudly declaring, “I’m going to be a big sister,” while wearing an adorable knitted jumper bearing the same words.
Tommy was seen cradling Molly-Mae’s bump as the couple kissed, sealing the moment with a simple but powerful caption: “Soon to be four.”
The announcement comes less than a year after the couple — who found fame together on Love Island — shocked fans by confirming their split in summer 2024 after five years together. At the time, Molly-Mae admitted she never imagined their story would end that way, while Tommy later dismissed rumours of infidelity as “complete and utter b*****ks.”
In her Amazon Prime docuseries Behind It All, Molly-Mae went on to reveal that Tommy’s drinking had played a major role in their separation and described the breakup as her “biggest trauma.” She also spoke candidly about undergoing therapy to rebuild her confidence before giving their relationship another chance.
Fans quickly flooded the post with messages of support, with sister-in-law Paris Fury commenting that Molly looked “amazing” and praising her as a “super mum,” while Stacey Solomon added: “How exciting.”
The couple, who welcomed their first child Bambi in January 2023 and got engaged later that year, have been gradually rebuilding their relationship. Molly-Mae recently confirmed she has started wearing her engagement ring again, explaining to her sister Zoe that she finally feels ready and that they are “fully back together.”
Despite the happy news, Molly-Mae has insisted that life with Tommy is still “not perfect,” admitting she continues to live with lingering fears that history could repeat itself. But she remains hopeful, saying therapy has helped her approach this next chapter with a stronger mindset and renewed confidence in their future as a family.
