Molly-Mae Hague showcased newly applied hair extensions on Friday, styled in loose waves, as she was seen out in Cheshire. The outing coincided with her sharing on social media that her infant son, Midas, had smiled for the first time. Hague, 27, paired a grey T-shirt with loose white trousers and dark sunglasses for her appearance.
Hague welcomed Midas with partner Tommy Fury in June. On Thursday, she posted a series of updates to her Instagram Story, including a photograph of Midas, accompanying it with the caption, "Can't believe we caught a pic of his first proper smile for me!"
This news follows a family holiday to Athens, Greece, the couple's first trip with their newborn son. Last Sunday, Hague shared images from the getaway on Instagram. One photo depicted Hague and Fury with their two children, daughter Bambi and son Midas, by the ocean. Another image showed Hague feeding Midas, with Bambi assisting.
Hague also posted photos of herself in various outfits, including a black slip dress and a green bikini top with white trousers, captioning the collection "Athens camera roll. The best days."
Reports indicate that Fury has been working to mend his relationship with Hague's sister, Zoe, following a previous estrangement. Hague and Fury, who met on Love Island in 2019, reportedly separated in August 2024 due to Fury's alcohol addiction, though they have since reconciled. Their second child, Midas, was born after their reunion.
Hague previously documented the challenges of co-parenting Bambi during their separation in her Prime Video series. During the series, Zoe expressed strong opinions about Hague's relationship with Fury, which led viewers to believe she disapproved of him.
Recently, Zoe shared a photo of Fury holding Bambi and Midas, marking the first time he had appeared on her social media in an extended period. A source suggested that Fury's priority since becoming sober and reconciling with Hague has been to reconnect with her family. The source added that while Hague's mother has been supportive of Fury, her sister has been more critical, recalling her past comments on the documentary about Hague moving on from Fury.
