Molly-Mae Hague's Daughter Bambi Exhibits 'Diva Antics' During Cheshire Lunch Outing
The influencer shared a lighthearted moment as her daughter amusingly instructed photographers while they headed to their car.
Molly-Mae Hague found herself amused by her daughter Bambi's confident interactions with photographers during a recent lunch outing in Cheshire. As Hague and her three-year-old daughter were returning to their £250,000 gold Mercedes G-Wagon, Bambi reportedly instructed the waiting press, "take my picture." Hague, 27, was observed to be in good spirits, holding hands with her daughter, who was dressed in a khaki suede bomber jacket and matching skirt.
Hague opted for a casual ensemble, wearing a burgundy leather jacket with black wide-legged trousers. Her blonde hair was styled in a ponytail, and she carried her belongings in a Chanel handbag, completing her look with Adidas trainers.
The outing follows recent discussions by Hague about her daughter's behavior. She previously shared an anecdote about Bambi allegedly putting someone in a headlock during a visit to Pizza Express, describing it as a challenging period. Hague mentioned that she was trying to manage Bambi's behavior, which she characterized as intense.
Fans and other mothers offered support in the comments section, suggesting that Bambi's actions might be related to adjusting to the arrival of her younger brother, Midas, who was born in June. Some commenters noted that a change in family dynamics can significantly affect a child's emotions.
Last August, Hague had also voiced concerns when Bambi bit two other children at nursery, stating that she did not want her child to behave in such a manner.
More recently, Hague revealed that Bambi had started prep school, a decision that arose amidst discussions with her fiancé Tommy Fury about Traveller traditions concerning education. Fury, who was raised in a traditional Traveller manner, had expressed a preference for Bambi not to attend formal schooling, a view that Hague countered, emphasizing her daughter's right to a full education.
Hague explained that Bambi had moved up to a new room in nursery, which is now referred to as prep school. She mentioned that while a uniform was optional, Bambi initially expressed a reluctance to wear one, and Fury had also commented on the uniforms seeming too mature for a young child. Hague noted Fury's tendency to dote on their daughter.
The couple, who welcomed their son Midas in June, had previously expressed reservations about formal schooling in March, concerned that their daughter might