Molly-Mae Hague spent quality time with her daughter Bambi, three, in Cheshire on Saturday. Hague, 27, opted for a makeup-free look, dressed casually in an oversized leather jacket paired with slouchy denim jeans. Bambi was pictured in a pale pink wool coat and a pleated skirt.
The outing did not appear to include Hague's fiancé Tommy Fury or their son Midas. This comes after Hague revealed that her £3.8 million, fully furnished six-bedroom mansion in Cheshire, purchased in April 2022, has been empty for a year.
Hague has been using the property intermittently as a 'content house' but has expressed reluctance to rent it out, despite receiving offers. She stated that renting the house felt "not worth it" after accounting for taxes and expressed apprehension about strangers living in a property she considers "too special."
She recently gave fans a tour of the empty home in a YouTube vlog, describing the experience as "weird" and "lonely." Hague acknowledged that the house holds many memories, including Bambi's firsts, and represented a significant achievement for her. However, she has since moved with Fury and their children into a new £5 million Victorian mansion.
The new seven-bedroom residence features an indoor swimming pool and is described by Hague as being more suited for family life. The couple experienced a separation in August 2024, after which Fury moved into the new property. Hague and Bambi moved in full-time in mid-2025, leaving the £3.8 million Cheshire home vacant.
Hague documented the renovations of the new property, which includes a marble-clad gym and £14,000 dining chairs, on social media. Her initial Cheshire home, known for its neutral aesthetic, also underwent lavish renovations, including a nursery costing £9,500. Despite the emotional attachment, Hague is contemplating the future of the empty mansion, acknowledging that while she loves the new house as a family home, the old one remains "gorgeous."