Paris Fury has clarified why Molly-Mae Hague did not attend her daughter Venezuela's hen party last month. Bride-to-be Venezuela, 16, hosted a large celebration in March ahead of her wedding to fiancé Noah Price, 17, with hundreds of guests.
Paris Fury Explains Molly-Mae's Absence
Speaking on the Not My Bagg podcast, Paris addressed fan questions about the pregnant influencer's absence. 'I spoke to Molly literally a couple of nights before and obviously she’s pregnant,' Paris said. 'I said “Molly, obviously you know the hen night’s on” and she said they’ve booked a holiday away, her and Tommy, and I went “do not blame you.”' Paris added that there were three or four hundred guests, all young teenage girls and fans of Molly-Mae, and that Molly-Mae would have been 'tortured' by fans, similar to what happened at Venezuela's birthday.
Molly-Mae's Pregnancy and Baby Shower
Molly-Mae and her fiancé Tommy Fury are expecting their second child, due June 12. They already have a daughter, Bambi, three. The Love Island star, 26, recently celebrated with an intimate baby shower brunch, where she cradled her bump and said 'not long now!'. The party, organised by her manager Francesca Britton, included bouquet-making, games, and cake decorating, with gifts like Diptyque candles and fragrance.
Motherhood and Fear
In her latest YouTube vlog, Molly-Mae revealed that parenthood has made her 'so scared of everything' since having Bambi. She explained she now sees 'danger around every single corner,' whereas she used to be fearless. 'I never used to be scared of anything,' she said. 'Since becoming a mum I have become so scared of everything - every time I leave the house, every time I get in an Uber or every time I get on a plane.' She noted that the responsibility of being a protector for her child has changed her perspective: 'I'm not just living for me anymore, I'm living for a child.' Molly-Mae admitted this fear can be 'debilitating' at times, but emphasised the need to safeguard herself to be there for her daughter.
