Molly-Mae Hague has shown what appeared to be a painful injury as she told fans she did it while stopping her daughter from falling down the stairs.
As fans know, the influencer and her partner, Tommy Fury, welcomed baby number two at the end of May, three years after their first child, daughter Bambi, was born.
They announced their son's arrival on June 3 by sharing a joint Instagram post that featured a picture of the newly expanded family for the first time, but didn't confirm they'd had a boy until later, and didn't announce his much-anticipated name, Midas, until later still.
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Molly-Mae, 27, has since been sharing a glimpse into life as a new mum-of-two and during a recent YouTube vlog, she even opened up about the possibility of having more children.
But it was her latest post to her Instagram Story that will have sparked some wincing by those who have seen it. She posted a picture of her hand, with two of her long nails ripped off. Explaining what happened, she wrote: "Saved my daughter from falling down the stairs... lost two nails in the process."
Bambi's 'aggressive era'
It comes after Molly-Mae told fans that Bambi had put someone in a "headlock" during a trip to a Pizza Express. The Love Island star said she thought the toddler's "aggressive era" was behind her until the incident at the restaurant.
As she spoke in her YouTube vlog, Molly-Mae said she "can’t even disclose what happened" during the outing with her two children and some friends, before admitting: "All I’m going to say is that I thought Bambi was out of her aggressive era. I was very wrong. Headlocks were put in place. Not by me, by her. It should have been by me. Honestly, it was bad."
She was also heard sharing another candid update on Bambi, who she says has developed "major separation anxiety" over the last few months. While she suggested that her little brother's arrival may have something to do with it, the mum-of-two thinks that things started to change when boxer Tommy went away to prepare for his recent fight.
