Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury were seen on Thursday driving their matching £250,000 Mercedes G-Wagons to take their three-year-old daughter, Bambi, to ballet class. Hague, an influencer, and Fury, a boxer, both 27, arrived at the dance session with Bambi dressed in a pink tutu.
Hague, who recently gave birth to the couple's second child, Midas, wore an all-white outfit and carried an iced coffee. Fury wore a white vest and grey shorts and held Bambi's hand.
This outing comes shortly after Hague revealed in a YouTube vlog that she was unhappy with the color of her new car. She described ordering a car in what she thought was a subtle beige or silvery-gold hue, but found the actual color to be a bright, yellowy-gold that she felt drew unwanted attention. Hague is considering having the car wrapped to change its appearance, despite concerns about devaluing the brand-new vehicle.
Earlier in the week, Hague had shared family photos celebrating three weeks since the birth of her son, Midas. The Instagram post included images of Midas with Bambi, Fury, and her father.
Hague also discussed her experience with postpartum recovery, stating that she believes she may have experienced postpartum depression with her first child, Bambi. She noted that the transition from one child to two has been easier than the initial adjustment to motherhood, which she described as a difficult period where she felt she was mourning her old life. Hague expressed that she feels her family is now complete with two children.
In the same vlog, Hague clarified the inspiration behind their son's name, Midas. While the name is associated with Greek mythology and the King Midas, who had the power to turn everything he touched to gold, Hague stated the name was actually inspired by the 2011 film "Real Steel." She mentioned that she and Fury had considered the name for a boy for several years.