Molly-Mae Hague has embarked on her first family holiday to Greece with her partner Tommy Fury and their two children, Midas and Bambi, approximately six weeks after welcoming their son.
Hague documented the trip on Instagram, sharing a mirror selfie in a green bikini top, white shirt, and trousers, accessorized with a straw hat. She also posted a photo of herself holding a coffee while her son Midas was in a pram.
The couple traveled via private jet for the vacation. Hague stated she had been anticipating the trip for the seven weeks following her postpartum recovery. She shared family photos from their arrival, including one of herself holding Midas and another of Tommy Fury looking out the plane window with their elder child, Bambi.
Private jet hire can cost approximately £15,000 per day. Hague, who gained fame on Love Island and has an estimated net worth of £6 million, has previously used private jets for events such as Venezuela Fury's wedding and a family trip to Disneyland Paris before Midas' birth.
Breastfeeding Transition
Hague also recently shared her decision to stop breastfeeding Midas after three weeks, aiming to conclude the experience on a positive note. She explained in a YouTube vlog that while she is still pumping, she wanted to avoid reaching a point of resentment and to cherish the experience. She noted that the feeds were taking at least an hour, and she began to struggle, no longer enjoying the process.
"I want to remember these few weeks breastfeeding Midas as a really nice positive thing, which it has been," she said. She added that she is happy with her decision and that her son is still receiving her breast milk via a bottle, mixed with formula. Hague is managing the transition and feels positive about it.
She acknowledged potential maternal guilt but expressed happiness with her ability to breastfeed for longer than she initially expected, stating she had two and a half weeks of exclusive breastfeeding. NHS guidance suggests that newborns should feed as often as they desire, typically 8 to 12 times or more every 24 hours in the initial weeks.
Hague and Fury, both 27, became engaged in July 2023. Their relationship has faced public scrutiny, including a reported separation in the summer of 2024. They later reconciled and subsequently announced their second pregnancy. Hague confirmed the earlier breakup in a statement, and Fury has addressed speculation regarding infidelity.
