Molly-Mae Hague broke down in tears ‘five times a day’ as she reveals falling pregnant was ‘a complete shock’
MOLLY-MAE Hague has admitted she cried “five times a day” after finding out she was pregnant.
The former Love Island star is expecting her first baby with boyfriend Tommy Fury but has told fans the news came as a “complete shock” to them both.
Although the couple are over-the-moon, it took several weeks for Molly to realise that she really was growing a baby in her tummy.
Molly, 23, has now opened up about the early days of her pregnancy in a new YouTube video.
Although she is now almost six months gone, Molly had filmed herself sitting in the bathroom when she was just 13 weeks pregnant.
She admitted in the footage: “My biggest challenge 100 per cent has been the mental challenge of the shock.
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“I just can’t explain how the shock literally overtook my body for the first month.
“I just felt like every single day I was living an out-of-body experience. My emotions were something I’ve never experienced before.
“I cried maybe five times a day for no reason. I was just in tears over everything.
“I was so happy but also just the shock. I can’t… it was the shock for both Tommy and I. It’s honestly taken up until now to sink in.”
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Reiterating her point again, Molly said: “It was a complete shock. I’m not going to lie.”
Molly’s new video also features footage of a private 13 week scan, her 20 week scan and finishes shortly after she had announced her pregnancy news to the world.
The sweet couple – who met three years ago on Love Island – did this by sharing a beautiful black and white video, with Molly saying alongside it: “I can’t wait for the adventures that we haven’t even dreamed of yet.”
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In Molly’s latest vlog, she also confirmed that they have discovered the gender of their unborn child but are keeping it tight-lipped for now.
They have previously teased whether they are having a son or daughter in another black and white clip – but fans are yet to find out which one it will be.
