Pregnant Molly-Mae Hague confirms she's almost six months along as she shares sweet video of the moment she told her mum the happy news

Molly-Mae Hague has confirmed she is almost six months pregnant as she shared a sweet video of the moment she told her mum the happy news. 

The pregnant influencer, 26, is expecting her second child with boxer Tommy Fury with the couple announcing the news on Instagram on Thursday.

Now Molly-Mae has confirmed she is almost six months along as she shared that she was unknowingly pregnant when she walked the L'Oréal Paris runway in September.

On Friday, the Maebe founder shared a video of the moment she told her mum Debbie Gordon that she and Tommy were expecting. 

In the clip, Molly-Mae is sat on a sofa with her mum and her daughter Bambi - who is seen wearing a pink jumper which reads: 'Big sister'.

The clip catches the heartwarming moment Debbie notices the writing on Bambi's jumper and gasps in shock, before the toddler bursts into a fit of giggles. 

Askedif she is really pregnant, Molly-Mae nods her head in response and the trio share a delighted hug. 

In a second post, Molly-Mae posted an adorable picture of three-year-old Bambi smiling in the clip, which she captioned: 'If you're wondering how she feels about it... [crying eyes].

'She literally can't stop talking about the baby.' 

Elsewhere Molly-Mae showed off her growing baby bump in a video taken last weekend of Tommy sweetly kissing her stomach. 

She also shared another bump snap taken from a car as she headed for a coffee trip. 

Molly-Mae again confirmed how far along she is in her pregnancy as she reshared their announcement video with the caption: 'Nearly six months on... and it still hasn't sunk in.' 

Stepping out on Friday morning with Tommy, Molly-Mae shared another huge change as she put her engagement ring back on in public for the first time since their reconciliation. 

The influencer confirmed to her sister Zoe that she has been wearing the ring again in the latest episodes of her Amazon Prime Video series - but Friday was the first time she has been pictured wearing it out in public. 

Announcing their pregnancy on Thursday, the couple uploaded a video, taken on January 23, which showed the YouTuber debut her blossoming baby bump. 

The sweet clip had the audio of Bambi saying: 'I'm going to be a big sister' as she showed off her adorable jumper that had 'big sister' knitted onto the front. 

Tommy cradled Molly's bump as they kissed to mark the start of an exciting new chapter. They captioned the post: 'Soon to be four.' 

The video garnered thousands of likes within minutes of the couple posting.

Molly's sister-in-law, Paris Fury wrote: 'Congratulations and you look amazing. Super mum and running her own empire', while Stacey Solomon commented: 'How exciting.'  

Followers wrote: 'Ahh congrats!! So happy for you all' and 'OMG congratulations!!!!' 'Guys!!!!! Congratulations this is huge. So excited for you all!!!! Bambi is going to be the best big sister!!!!!!' 

Tommy and Molly went from strength to strength after leaving the Love Island villa and welcomed their first child, Bambi, in January 2023 before getting engaged that July. 

However, in the summer of 2024, Molly-Mae announced that she and Tommy had separated after five years together.

In a statement posted to her Instagram followers, Molly confirmed the breakup, saying: 'I never imagined our story would end, especially not this way.'

Tommy denied continued speculation about him cheating during a magazine interview, insisting any reports about him being with other women were 'complete and utter b*****ks'.

Later in her Behind It All documentary, Molly-Mae discussed how Tommy's drinking had been a huge factor in their split.

And while the pair are officially back together, Molly-Mae has insisted that things between the couple are still 'not perfect'.

The influencer has confirmed to her sister Zoe that she has started wearing her engagement ring again in the latest episodes of her Amazon Prime docuseries.

During the conversation, Zoe pointed out that she noticed Molly-Mae has been wearing her ring again, to which she replied: 'Yeah, I've been wearing it a little bit.' 

Zoe then asked whether she plans to keep wearing it, and Molly-Mae responded: 'Yeah, I feel in a place where I want to wear it again and we are fully back together and that’s a symbol of that.' 

Zoe added: 'And you’re not waiting for anything, are you?' to which Molly-Mae simply replied: 'No.'

The Daily Mail contacted Molly and Tommy's representatives for comment.  

Elsewhere in the docuseries, Molly-Mae revealed she underwent therapy to recover from the 'trauma' of her split from Tommy. 

She said: 'It was deep. The past does affect me. I'm an avoider and I struggle to face things head-on. My biggest trauma would be my break-up last year.'

After she and Tommy reconciled, Molly-Mae also opened up about her fears that history could repeat itself. 

She added: 'Therapy has helped me clear my head and go into this next chapter with a strong mindset. I feel confident in my decision and how amazing this will be for us as a family.'

The influencer, who spent Christmas and New Year on holiday in the idyllic Maldives with Tommy and their daughter Bambi, admitted she still lives in 'fear' over their future together months after they rekindled their relationship.

Molly confessed that she never imagined packing up her home and moving back in with Tommy following their August 2024 split.

Last year, Tommy confessed that he didn't blame Molly-Mae for ending their relationship amid his excessive drinking, as he 'would've walked away from me too'. 

Tommy's drinking spiralled after he had hand surgery which prevented him from getting back in the ring, which he said led to him getting 'black-out drunk' most nights.

He said previously 'I had enough drink to last me a lifetime in 2024. 

'Suddenly, one day, you find that all you can do is sit down and then a few of them [drinks], it takes the pain away. You forget where you are, you forget what's going on. And sometimes you want that feeling all the time, and that's where obviously it starts.'

Tommy went on: 'Now, when I look at that person from back then, I don't even recognise that guy. It's just not me. Back then, I didn't really care about anything. It was like the world going by, wasn't bothered, and that's just not me.'