Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury have treated their daughter Bambi to something special after welcoming their son last week. Bambi, three, had a smile a mile wide when she was introduced to her little brother, whose name is yet to be revealed, after the Love Island star gave birth to her second child at the Portland maternity suite, which offers birthing packages costing up to £30,000.
Lavish New Bedroom
With millions in the bank, the couple, both 27, can afford to splash the cash and have pulled out all the stops for their firstborn, treating their daughter to an incredible new bedroom in their £5 million mansion. Giving a sneak peek into the pink and white palace, Molly-Mae's interior designer Hesellic shared a series of photos of the bedroom on Instagram, gushing it is their "favourite ever room they've designed."
From a lavish four-poster bed to an ornate cream fireplace, the jaw-dropping bedroom also comes complete with a set of tiny stairs. Through an archway at the side of the bed, Bambi can climb the stairs up to a balcony area overlooking her room, which features powder pink curtains and blue sky wallpaper as well as miniature Mickey and Minnie Mouse characters. Molly-Mae has added a mini sofa under the large windows and her statement £1,300 bubble ceiling light. Of course, future fashionista Bambi also has two large pink and white built-in wardrobes as well as her name painted in pink in a huge sign above the fireplace.
Mixed Reactions to Molly-Mae's Comments
"Ultimate influencer" Molly-Mae welcomed Bambi's baby brother with boxer Tommy last week and soon jumped on Instagram to update fans on his first few days in the world. However, she has been heavily criticised for some of the comments she has made. Molly-Mae previously revealed that she found the early stage with Bambi tricky, describing it as "unbelievably difficult and daunting" at the time. She added: "Looking back I can’t really say that there was any part of it that I enjoyed."
In a new post, following the arrival of her son, the mum-of-two thanked her son for "healing" her, sharing: "Thank you for healing so many of my newborn fears little one. The peace and happiness I feel this time around is something I wished for but didn't know would come." However, her comments did not land well with fans, who felt she was criticising her eldest child. "I never thought she was attached to Bambi and making comments like this is going to likely give her a complex in the future," one wrote, whilst another penned online: "Sounds like you're going to favourite this baby, when nothing to do with either of her children, only her. Repulsive thing to do and in public." However, some of Molly's fans defended the reality star, explaining: "It feels different this time because she's been through it and knows the hard newborn stage doesn't last. Second is easier because you know what to expect."
