Molly-Mae Hague admits baby U-turn

The former Love Island star has surprised fans by reconsidering her plans for motherhood just months after welcoming son Midas, while opening up about the pressures of raising two young children, her reconciliation with Tommy Fury and the possibility of another pregnancy.

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Molly-Mae Hague has admitted she is reconsidering her decision to stop having children after welcoming her second baby with Tommy Fury – revealing her newborn son has left her longing to expand their family again
Molly-Mae Hague has admitted she is reconsidering her decision to stop having children after welcoming her second baby with Tommy Fury – revealing her newborn son has left her longing to expand their family again

Molly-Mae Hague has admitted she is reconsidering her decision to stop having children after welcoming her second baby with Tommy Fury – revealing her newborn son has left her longing to expand their family again.

The former Love Island contestant, 27, welcomed her son Midas in June with boxer Tommy, 27, joining their three-year-old daughter Bambi.

Molly-Mae, who has spoken openly about the difficulties of balancing motherhood with running her fashion business Maebe, previously insisted she was almost certain that two children would complete their family.

However, in her latest YouTube vlog, the influencer revealed spending time with her baby boy had prompted an unexpected change of heart.

Cuddling Midas, who was wearing a Halloween-themed babygrow, Molly-Mae said: “This baby right here and his cuteness makes me want to have more babies.

“And I was so adamant that I factually didn’t want any more babies.

“I have a lot to talk to you guys about really, because I am having a lot of thoughts …

“Do you know what I mean? I am sorry but looking at him makes me want to have another baby, which is deeply concerning”.

The reality TV regular acknowledged caring for two young children had already proved demanding, particularly while continuing to manage her professional commitments.

She told viewers she had struggled to keep her “head above water” as a mother of both one and two children, raising questions about how she would cope with a third.

Molly-Mae added: “Maybe I am just having a weird month where I am thinking ‘maybe I do want another one'”.

The businesswoman also revealed she currently has a contraceptive coil fitted, despite her renewed thoughts about having another child.

Her remarks represent a significant departure from comments she made shortly after Midas arrived in June, when she explained that she had always imagined having two children.

At the time, Molly-Mae said: “I’m 99.99 per cent sure I only want to have two children. So, as much as I want to give Bambi a sister… I also feel like I’m ready to stop at two.

“So the fact we were blessed with a boy and we have a son is just genuinely… we couldn’t be luckier and I couldn’t be happier and I just can’t process that we have a boy.

“I just can’t believe it guys, like we literally have a son, that will never feel real.”

Molly-Mae, whose older sister is Zoe Rae, had explained her preference for two children was something she had held since childhood.

Her latest comments also bring her closer to the family ambitions Tommy outlined several years earlier.

In a 2022 interview with The Sun, the boxer revealed he hoped to have four children with Molly-Mae, while emphasising that the decision ultimately rested with her.

Tommy said: “I want four kids but it’s Molly’s body and she’s the one who has to go through it – but I’ll be there with her every step of the way.

“I’m a big family man and come from a big family too and it’s something we talk about a lot”.

Molly-May and Tommy met on ITV’s Love Island in 2019, finishing as runners-up before becoming engaged in July 2023.

Their relationship attracted widespread attention when they announced their separation in August 2024, with Tommy subsequently acknowledging that his struggles with alcohol had contributed to the breakdown.

They reconciled in 2025, with Molly-Mae documenting the difficulties of rebuilding their relationship in her Prime Video series Molly-Mae: Behind It All.