Molly-Mae admits she didn’t enjoy motherhood in Bambi’s baby-days but is proud of Tommy Fury despite split & after snog

MOLLY-MAE Hague has revealed she ‘didn’t enjoy’ motherhood in Bambi’s baby-days, but it is ‘proud’ of Tommy Fury, despite their very public split last year. 

Five months after the Love Island star turned businesswoman, 25, called it quits with the father of her child, Tommy Fury, also 25, Molly-Mae got candid on motherhood and co-parenting with her ex. 

It comes after she was reunited with Tommy and they were caught kissing at a New Year’s Eve party - which she is set to tell-all on in her upcoming documentary.

Days after the smooch, the couple - who share 23-month-old daughter Bambi - met up to watch horror movie Nosferatu at a cinema in Altrincham, Greater Manchester.

They were spotted sharing nachos and a drink before leaving at midnight to return to Molly's £4million Cheshire home.

Molly-Mae is yet to address the status of her relationship with Tommy, but in a new interview with Grazia, revealed that she is ‘proud’ of him.

The star, who recently got emotional as she spoke after her first festive season as a single mother, explained that she and Tommy have shielded their daughter from the hardest parts of the break-up.

She confessed: “I'm really proud of the job Tommy and I have done so far with raising her.

“We've really protected her, and she's so young I feel like she's not felt this happening.”

The blonde beauty also opened up on the newborn stage, which she struggled with massively whilst Tommy was away at training camp.

The influencer, who recently found herself at the heart of BBL rumours and broke up with boxer Tommy Fury, the father of her daughter, back in August, added: “I used to sit and think, ‘This isn't how I imagined it would look,’ and I was confused as to why I felt like it looked one way for other people, but then one way for me.”

Despite this, the Maebe founder, whose first drop of her new fashion brand sold out in just 24 minutes, then shared: “I didn't feel like I was enjoying it really but, as the months passed, I feel like I've really found my feet with it now. I love motherhood so much.”

As well as this, the content creator, who has 1.9million subscribers on YouTube and previously opened up on low morale and Bambi’s ‘concerning’ behaviour, also shared all on “not getting everything perfect” ahead of her upcoming Prime Video documentary. 

She explained: “I've become really good at accepting the highs and lows of this job. My relationship breakdown being in the public eye was hard, but also, I have a young daughter, so she was my strength.”

The Filter founder, who previously revealed all on the "dark times" she had when breastfeeding, confessed: “It's just waking up and pushing on because life has to. I've got businesses to run, a life to live and a daughter to raise.” 

Both Molly-Mae and Tommy will appear in her new show which drops on Prime Video on 17 January.

A TV insider said: "The timing of them getting back together couldn't be more convenient, as it will see their romance come full circle with fans watching on through the documentary.

"There was already huge interest in the programme, even before the events of the past week. But now there's likely to be even more people watching.

"The trailer seemed to suggest there will be lots of detail about the stress Molly went through during their high-profile break up, but there was no hint of them getting back together.

"Which means the creators of the documentary - which is still being filmed - were either taken by surprise by the reunion or have had to keep it top secret for some time."