Molly-Mae Hague has given fans a touching glimpse into the birth of her son. The former Love Island star and professional boxer Tommy Fury welcomed their baby boy last week, having kept the gender a secret throughout her pregnancy.
Just days before Tommy is rumored to announce the baby's name, Molly took to Instagram to share a series of adorable photos taken shortly after delivery.
In one image, the 26-year-old is seen cradling their son inside their lavish room at The Portland Hospital, a private facility known for its exclusive clientele, including royalty. The hospital offers high-end birthing packages featuring lobster and champagne on its 24-hour room service menu, with prices starting at £30,000.
The hospital has 36 private rooms, ranging from standard to suites with en-suites and lounge areas. Some of the more luxurious suites have been reportedly reserved by royalty for about £2,000 per night.
Another sweet snap shows the couple, who already share daughter Bambi, both cradling their son. Proud dad Tommy flashes a huge smile as they sit on the edge of Molly-Mae's hospital bed. One image also captures Molly sitting in a wheelchair, holding her son wrapped in a blue and yellow blanket and a blue knitted hat.
Captioning her post, Molly wrote: "I don't think I'll ever get over this day... The most incredible birth I could have asked for," alongside a crying emoji and a white heart.
The post, which has garnered over 650,000 likes, was quickly flooded with sweet messages. One person commented: "Who looks this good during and after birth please." Another added: "You literally look like you're at the spa perfect hair perfect gorgeous face and omg little baby we love you lots!"
"Beautiful! This is so special," said a third. While a fourth wrote: "Sorry why do you look so good post birth?" "You are glowing, made to be a mummy," added another.
Earlier this week, Molly told fans that the birth of her son was completely different from Bambi's. She said: "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. The difference compared to this stage with Bambi is indescribable."
Speaking to the Mirror about their new arrival and Bambi's reaction, Tommy said: "Bambi's coped well, she's coped really well. She just wants to hold him all the time and be with him. She's the best big sister in the world. It's been honestly great; I just can't wait to be back there every day and just be with them every minute of the day."
While away from home, the brother of former heavyweight world champion Tyson insists he can't wait to start changing nappies after his fight. "It's been a huge week for me and it can't be described anything other as a huge blessing," he added. "I've had a smile on my face all week. Everything's gone smoothly; Molly's happy, everyone's happy. So it's just about getting on to fight night, getting that done, and enjoying the summer with the family."
