First-time mum Molly-Mae Hague was told her newborn daughter is the "double" of Bambi's daddy Tommy Fury as she shared a new photo. The former Love Island star shared a snaps of herself and baby Bambi taking a mother and daughter stroll outdoors.
In the collection, shared on her Instagram, there was a close-up picture of adorable Bambi in her pram wearing a snuggly cream hooded outfit with ears. Fans flocked to reply how cute Bambi is, while remarking how much she looks like Manchester boxer Tommy.
rhianj24 commented: "She looks like her daddy in the last pic." And sophieekaye agreed: "@rhianj24 same! For the first time I’ve seen more of Tommy in her, her lil nose." clarissprotheroe exclaimed: "Tommy’s double! X" And hayley_brewer1980 wrote: "Very much like her Daddy."
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Molly-Mae, 23, who welcomed Bambi into the world with Tommy by her side on Monday January 23, responded to the comments, saying: "Everyone saying she's Tommy's twin! I also massively see my sister in her."
Molly-Mae, who shot to fame on the ITV dating show Love Island in 2019 when she met and fell in love with Tommy, also 23, also shared a heartwarming moment as they were on their walk and there was a surprise as Tommy drove past them on his way to training for his fight with Jake Paul on Sunday, February 26.
She typed, alongside a picture of Tommy smiling as he clocked his partner and daughter on their stroll: "Look who drove past us on our walk on his way to training." She added: "Two weeks until we are always together again we are so proud of you dadda."
Speaking about how it feels to be a first-time mum, she described in her new YouTube video: "I would literally take a bullet for her her and your whole world is about them. You feel you don't matter anymore."
There was unexpected drama when the creative directot for fashion brand PrettyLittleThing went to hospital in London for a routine check-up at 37 and a half weeks of pregnancy and was told her baby was already on the way. Molly-Mae had been experiencing pain and felt "very heavy down there and achy."
She was told that her cervix was already one centimetre dilated and she returned to hospital a few days later to be induced. "We needed to have understanding of when she would be making her arrival," explained Molly-Mae.
Tommy was by her side throughout the birth. "He watched me giving full birth and he loved it," she beamed. And Tommy joined his girlfriend on camera to marvel: "I've seen everything. It was like a science class in real life. It was best thing I've seen in my life.
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