moving on
MOLLY-MAE Hague has revealed a huge change in her life as she looks for her "forever home".
The new mum - who welcomed her her baby girl in January with boyfriend Tommy Fury - said she is now planning to "sell" her £3.5 million mansion.
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Molly, 24 revealed she has been on the search for her "forever home" since giving birth in a Q&A video on her YouTube channel.
A fan asked Molly if she ever see's herself moving out of Manchester.
She said: "I definitely do see us moving house, that always surprises people when I tell them that where we are living now is not our forever home."
"Even though it's our house, it's our first house, it's definitely not our forever home. I definitely don't think it's our forever home."
Molly admitted that in the "next 5 years" her and Tommy are looking to get their "forever family home" that they will stay in for 20-30 years.
She added: "I reckon in the next 5 years we'd be looking to get our forever family home, definitely probably won't be a forever home but our long-term house that we will stay in for like 20, 30 years."
The Love Island star, 23, and boyfriend Tommy Fury purchased the Cheshire pad at the beginning of 2022 and have wasted no time on transforming it into their dream home.
It comes after Molly was cruelly mum-shamed after sharing her "last minute" plans for another holiday with baby Bambi today.
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Molly, 24, shared a photo of her beige see-through shirt and a £350 khaki Loewe bucket hat and wrote: "Just booked a holiday for in two days time!!…Get your case packed Bambi girl."
But some fans were less than impressed by Molly's jet-setting lifestyle and begged her to stay at home with her daughter, instead of dragging her on holiday.
One wrote: "Don't everyone think she should calm down a bit with travelling with Bambi too much because I believe a newborn is meant to be home to get used to home, be comfortable and then travel when they are six months.
"I remember my son every time we went out or slept over at families houses, he wouldn't be comfortable because he was used to home.
"But yeah...that's just my opinion I guess, but I do think she travels too much with Bambi. She just doesn't relax, she's always on the move."
Another echoed: "Can’t you keep her at home."
A third quipped: "Bambi's not even one yet and my girl has been on more holidays than myself."
"This is mental behaviour I need AT LEAST 3 months to plan a holiday with my child...I actually had panic even reading the caption," this follower said.
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