Molly-Mae Hague has given fans a glimpse inside her newborn son Midas’ neutral-themed nursery.
The influencer and her partner Tommy Fury, both 27, welcomed their baby boy earlier this month and are also parents to daughter Bambi, three.
Taking to Instagram on Friday, Molly-Mae shared snaps of Midas’ room, which was decked out in complementary shades of cream and grey.
Featured in the first image, was a stylish merino wool and cashmere throw by Hermes, which retails for a whopping £1620.
Fans may have noticed a familiar feel with the room, as Molly-Mae explained: ‘We reused the cot and cloud lights from Bambi’s nursery because I loved them so much.
‘It feels really special having them in his room at our new house too!’
Molly-Mae Hague has given fans a glimpse inside her newborn son Midas’ neutral-themed nursery. The influencer and Tommy Fury welcomed their baby boy earlier this month
Taking to Instagram on Friday, Molly-Mae shared snaps of Midas’ room, which was decked out in complementary shades of cream and grey
Yet it makes financial sense for Molly-Mae to have reused some of Bambi’s furnishings, given their eye-popping price tag.
The Daily Mail previously revealed that Bambi’s modern acrylic cot was retailing at £8,189, down from £13,536.
Meanwhile, the stunning contemporary cloud chandelier lighting retailed at £463.82 from Beautiful Halo.
Molly-Mae and Tommy bought their Cheshire mansion in 2024 for £4.75million, and have been keeping fans updated on the various renovations.
Earlier this month, Molly-Mae revealed she is now almost certain that she’s done having children, but that is said to have caused issues with her in-laws.
New reports claim that Tommy’s family are reportedly ‘feeling excluded’ after Midas’ birth, and that the couple’s cultural differences are causing problems.
A source told The Sun: ‘Ultimately, Molly comes from a different world to Tommy, and in spite of the best of efforts at times, there have always been difficulties blending their worlds and their wider families.
‘There is ongoing grumbling and remarks over family expectations and how much time – or lack of it – Tommy’s family get to spend with the children.’
They added that Molly-Mae’s comments about not wanting anymore children have ‘gone down really badly within the family’ as they said: ‘Within the Travelling community, having a big family with lots of children is the norm’.
A source close to Molly-Mae has denied there being any rift between the influencer and Tommy’s family.
The Daily Mail has contacted Molly-Mae’s representatives for comment.
Fans may have noticed a familiar feel with the room, as Molly-Mae explained: ‘We reused the cot and cloud lights from Bambi’s nursery because I loved them so much’
Earlier this month, Molly-Mae revealed she is now almost certain that she’s done having children, but that is said to have caused issues (pictured with Tommy and their children)
In Molly-Mae’s video, she spoke about how content she felt with having two children.
She said: ‘I just feel like I’m ready to stop at two. So, the fact that we were blessed with a boy and we have a son. We couldn’t be luckier and I couldn’t be happier.’
The reality star also spoke candidly about the struggle of becoming a first-time mother with Bambi.
She said after Bambi she ‘mourned her old life’ as she spoke about how she ‘really struggled’ in the first six months of becoming a first-time mother.
Molly-Mae explained: ‘I feel like a completely different version of myself this time round to who I was postpartum with Bambi. There’s no way to actually compare it.
‘A lot of you will know that postpartum with Bambi I truly did struggle so much. I think looking back that I probably did have postpartum depression to some extent, definitely for the first three months to six months.
‘I honestly cannot remember a lot of that time with Bambi and feel like I’ve completely blurred it from my memory and tried to forget in a sad way. I was so out of my depth. I felt like I didn’t have a clue what I was doing.
‘This is totally my opinion, you cannot compare the mental effects of going from zero to one and then one to two children. And that’s just my opinion.’
Postpartum depression is a serious mood disorder that occurs during pregnancy or up to a year after childbirth. Symptoms include persistent sadness, anxiety, difficulty bonding with the baby and feelings of worthlessness.
PANDAS offer support to families affected by postnatal depression, including online and in-person support groups, a text line and a callback service. Visit https://pandasfoundation.org.uk
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