Molly-Mae Hague has opened up about her parenting challenges, admitting she broke down in a life coach session when comparing her approach to that of her former fiancé Tommy Fury. The couple, who recently reconciled after announcing their split in August last year, share two-year-old daughter Bambi.
In a YouTube vlog, the former Love Island star revealed that Tommy can handle Bambi all day without getting stressed or frustrated, while she struggles to stay calm. 'I try so hard to stay calm and collected, but I had a life coach session about it the other day and I got like really emotional,' she said. 'I've actually never cried in one of my sessions with Jacqueline, but when it was about Bambi, I just broke down.'
Molly-Mae previously shared in an Instagram Q&A that her confidence as a mother has been 'all over the place' recently. She admitted feeling anxious about being alone with Bambi for a day, saying, 'I was genuinely so anxious because I just didn't know how I was going to handle the tantrums and defiance alone.' She described motherhood as a 'complex subject' with fluctuating feelings, sometimes adoring it and other times counting down to bedtime.
The mum-of-one also reflected on how external factors impact her parenting. 'My feelings towards motherhood are actually very much impacted by other things that have gone on in my life, like just stuff that couldn't be helped,' she explained. She emphasised that while Bambi is her world, she doesn't always love being a mum, especially during challenging phases.
