The couple welcomed their firstborn in January
Molly-Mae Hague and her fiancé, Tommy Fury, have changed their New Year’s Eve plans to involve their 11-month-old daughter, Bambi.
The Love Island couple intended to travel to the Maldives together to ring in 2024; however, they later decided to bring Bambi along with them on their romantic getaway.
Speaking on her YouTube channel during a Christmas day vlog, the social media personality explained why the parents have opted against leaving their baby at home in the end.
Today, the 24-year-old has been documenting their travels to the Maldives with their daughter, along with their luxury accommodations.
“I feel so many mixed emotions about it because I’d be lying if I didn’t say I was feeling apprehensive about taking Bambi to the Maldives,’ Molly explained.
“To be completely honest and 100% real with you, originally it was meant to be just Tommy and me going for a romantic holiday and our present to each other for Christmas.”
Despite the trip being planned for her and her fiancé to get some alone time, the ‘Filter By Molly-Mae’ founder said they were uncomfortable leaving Bambi behind on her first New Year’s.
“As it got closer and the holiday came around, we were both saying we didn’t feel comfortable with the idea of spending New Year’s away from Bambi. That was breaking both of our hearts.
“For coming up to a year now, Tommy and I haven’t really had any proper time together,” she said, adding that dates out to the cinema don’t feel as ‘adult, intimate, nice quality time together’, as a holiday together.
While the former PLT Creative Director was looking forward to one-on-one time with Tommy, she said, “It didn’t feel right. I felt really upset about the idea of leaving her.”
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