Molly-Mae reveals adorable moment her Love Island BFF Maura Higgins met baby Bambi | The Sun

MOLLY-MAE Hague shared the sweet moment her Love Island best friend Maura Higgins met baby Bambi.

The new mum, 23, proudly introduced her adorable little girl to the Irish beauty, 32, at her £3.5m dream mansion.


One fan asked in an Instagram Q&A if Maura had met Bambi yet.

Molly then shared a photo of Maura cuddling the precious tot and giving her a kiss on the forehead.

Bambi was dressed in a white baby grow and kept warm with a grey blanket.

TV favourite Maura wore a loose fitted grey top and relaxed on the sofa with a cream throw on top of her.

Molly-Mae and Maura became best friends when they appeared on the series five of the hit ITV2 dating show in 2019.

The hearwarming post comes after Molly admitted she was 'not prepared' for being a mum as she said it was '100% harder' than she thought.

During a Q&A session, a fan asked her: "Is having a baby harder than you imagined?"

Molly-Mae then replied: "Yes. 100% yes.

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"I'm not going to beat around the bush… I was not prepared."

However, she added: "She's completely and utterly worth it all though.

"Every single hard moment!"

Molly then shared a snap of Tommy Fury cuddling Bambi in his arms on their bed.

Meanwhile, she has been accused of 'flaunting her wealth' with her £2,000 a night Mother's Day celebration.

Molly-Mae took to Instagram to show her fans how she spent her first Mother's Day with her daughter Bambi and Tommy Fury.

They spent the day as a family at the Corinthia Hotel in Central London.

But fans are less than impressed as they accused the reality star of flaunting her wealth.

Taking to social media, one said: "Don't celebrities like that Molly-Mae Hague ever learn. You flaunt your wealth on social media, thieves could be on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter and find you and pinch what you have. It's stupid and reckless to flaunt your wealth."



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