Molly-Mae Hague Announces Unique Baby Name Choice
Molly-Mae Hague has revealed that she and partner Tommy Fury have selected a name for their second baby, and she anticipates that fans will "hate" the unusual choice. The former Love Island star and influencer, who stunned followers last month by announcing she is nearly six months pregnant, shared this update in a new vlog.
Teasing the Unconventional Moniker
In the vlog, Molly-Mae explained, "I think we're pretty much set on a name now, which is crazy. Also just can't wait for everyone to hate it, obviously it's a different name – we were never going to call our baby just an ordinary name, that was never going to happen." She further teased that she has only ever heard of one other baby with this name, noting its absence from popular TikTok baby name lists, which she sees as a mark of originality.
The 26-year-old influencer, who already has a three-year-old daughter named Bambi with boxer Tommy Fury, added, "Can't wait for everyone to literally probably dislike it and be like 'da f***?', but yeah, it was never gonna be an ordinary name guys, let's be honest." The couple, engaged in 2023, split in 2024 but quietly reconciled last year.
Pregnancy Details and Family Events
Molly-Mae also disclosed that she has less than ten weeks left in her pregnancy, aligning with a rumored due date in mid-June. Over the weekend, she sat out the hen party for her niece, Venezuela Fury, 16, who is set to marry Noah Price, 17. Venezuela, the eldest child of Paris and Tyson Fury and featured in the Netflix show At Home With The Furys, celebrated with a bash that included a surprise visit from Noah.
According to sources, Molly-Mae missed the event due to work commitments and her advanced pregnancy, with an insider noting, "She's also heavily pregnant, so might not have enjoyed a night out with a load of excitable teenage girls." The source emphasized that Molly-Mae remains close to Paris Fury, with no hard feelings about her absence.
Recent Activities and Achievements
Molly-Mae had previously congratulated Venezuela on her engagement via social media. Recently, she participated in the Stand Up to Cancer celebrity special of The Great British Bake Off, competing alongside JoJo Siwa, writer Richard Herring, and comedian Babatunde Aleshe. The episode challenged the stars to create traybakes, tarte tatin, and childhood toys in biscuits.
Vying to impress judges Paul Hollywood and Cherish Finden, Molly-Mae was ultimately declared the winner, earning the coveted star baker apron. This victory adds to her profile as a businesswoman and media personality, following her rise to fame on Love Island.
