Molly-Mae Hague returns to her humble first flat in Manchester - and it's worlds away from the £4.8 million Cheshire mansion she now lives in

She now resides in her £4.8 million Cheshire mansion, but Molly-Mae Hague has given fans a glimpse at her humble first flat in Manchester on Thursday. 

Before entering the Love Island villa in 2019, the then 20-year-old influencer lived in the one-bedroom flat located on the 17th floor in the city centre. 

And now in a new TikTok video, Molly has returned to the modest property as she gave fans a 'House Tour' while playing Sabrina Carpenter's hit song. 

Dressed in a black tracksuit and her blonde locks in a sleek bun, the TV personality opened the door showing off the open-plan kitchen living area. 

She then took a seat on the same grey sofa before showing off the view through the floor to ceiling windows. 

Molly penned: 'If you know where I am... you've been here a while'. 

'Can't believe I got to go back here', she added.   

Molly previously gave fans a tour of the property when she moved out in 2020.

She said: 'This is my tiny, tiny kitchen over there. I was never in my kitchen though because I get deliveroo every single meal. 

'I had my Macbook on the table here and spent most days in Manchester by myself doing my thing.' 

Heading into the bedroom showing off her packed rail of clothes, the influencer added: 'It was perfect for me. When Tommy and I came out of Love Island, we were living here a lot but he loved it and I found it too small. 

'We were struggling for space and we didn't want to be on top of each other.'

After moving from the one-bedroom flat, Molly and Tommy moved in together in a penthouse in Ancoats, Manchester. 

However, the couple didn't stay long as they rented a luxury £1.3 million penthouse in Hale shortly after but fell victim to a devastating £800,000 burglary in 2021. 

Month later, Molly purchased her extravagant £3.8 million six-bedroom home which she recently revealed she still owns and is using as a 'content house'.  

Molly now lives in a grand £5 million Victorian Cheshire mansion, which includes seven bedrooms and an indoor swimming pool, with partner Tommy Fury and their children Bambi, three, and four-month-old son Midas. 

But it comes after she revealed her £3.8 million fully furnished Cheshire mansion is still lying empty despite receiving rental offers. 

The influencer said the six-bedroom property, which she purchased in April 2022, has been empty for a year and she has been using it every so often as a 'content house'. 

Molly admitted she 'doesn't want to sell' the home due to it being 'too special' and has turned down rental offers because it's 'not worth it' and the 'idea of having people living here is really scary'.

The mother-of-two explained how she might 'always keep' her old home as she gave fans a tour of the empty furnished property in her latest YouTube vlog. 

She said: 'Look where I am. I'm just back at my old house that no one's seen for probably over a year now. God, this is weird. This is really weird.

'It's very empty. It's very lonely here and it does make me very emotional coming back here.

'So, just some context. I still own this house. This house is still our house, but it's empty because obviously we're at the new house now but I'm not really sure what my plan is with this house.'

Molly explained: 'We're actually back here today because we're shooting some content for something and we just needed some clean, clear backgrounds.

'And that was kind of my whole, when I left this house, I thought I can always still go back if we need to like film content. 

'I don't want to just keep this for like a content house because that's absolutely ridiculous, like it's too much of a special house to just keep it for the sake of keeping it. 

'However, not really sure what I am going to do with it because I actually had an offer.

'I was so close to taking an offer for someone to rent it the other day and then I basically said no at the last minute because by the time that you pay tax, without going into too much detail, it didn't really feel worth it to rent it out.

'I don't really know what my plan is. But for me at the minute, like I'd rather have no one in it than someone in it that may not appreciate it and when it doesn't even really feel that worth it.'

Molly continued to debate what to do with the old house but decided that it is 'too special' to sell or rent at the minute. 

She added: 'Maybe I'll just always keep it because it's just a gorgeous, gorgeous house. Maybe I will rent it out but the idea of having like people in here is just really scary to me. I love being able to come back. Not that I ever do come back because it makes me I miss it.

'But then equally like I love the new house for so many other different reasons. 

'The new house feels so much more like a family home. I always said I never envisioned being pregnant and it being our family home here. 

'The new house is so much better for family but this house has so many memories it's where Bambi had all her firsts here and this house was such a humongous achievement for me. Maybe I will sell it but I don't want to sell it, it's too special.' 

Molly purchased the Cheshire home in 2022 and shared the lavish renovations with fans which included marble tabletops, a home gym and £14k dining chairs inside the neutral-themed mansion.

The couple shortly after welcomed daughter Bambi and splashed out £9,500 on kitting out her nursery. 

The pair went through a rough patch and split in August 2024 where Tommy moved into the couple's newly purchased £5million Victorian mansion. 

Molly and daughter Bambi later moved full time to their new home in mid 2025 and her £3.8million home has since been empty. 

The mother-of-two has since been restoring the new property and has been showing off each room after completion.