Molly-Mae Hague, Tommy Fury and their baby girl Bambi have jetted off to Barbados to celebrate Molly's manager's wedding.
The former Love Island star shared some sweet snaps of her cradling Bambi who looked very comfortable onboard the flight.
In the photo Molly's pressing her cheek on Bambi's head and captioned it: "Off on our next adventure".
Zoe Hague, Molly's sister also shared a snap of them at the airport. She wrote: "Ready for the best week ever."
Molly and her little family are travelling to Barbados for her manager, Francesca Britton's wedding that takes place this week.
Fran has been working alongside Molly since she left the Love Island villa in 2019.
This is the second long-haul flight four-month-old Bambi has been on this year. The family travelled to Dubai on their first family holiday last month and now, they're all going to celebrate Fran's big day.
The infant looked very happy on the nine hour flight.
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The Trolls are working overtime..
The influencer recently shared snaps of her on holidays spending time with her family and friends.
She posted a series of pics showing off her black and cream patterned beach fit and luxury Channel bag she said Tommy bought her for her birthday.
While many of Molly's 7.5 million Instagram followers loved the photos, some felt it necessary to criticise the new mum for having designer accessories.
One person was met with a lot of backlash after commenting: "Molly we love that you are rich and your whole life changed but your materialistic posts daily put a lot of pressure on the young supports you have that cannot afford what you can."
Replying to that particular comment, this fan wrote: "Those who are feeling 'pressured' could always unfollow someone else’s social media no one is forced to follow her."
Another stood up for Molly and said: "She’s making her own money and not working for the system, I salute that. If people don’t like it/hard to see, then that’s an issue they need to heal within themselves."
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