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Published 13:50 6 Feb 2026 GMT
Updated 13:50 6 Feb 2026 GMT

Molly-Mae has given a new update following the confirmation that she’s expecting her second child.
The reality star has confirmed that she's already over halfway through her second pregnancy, after announcing to her Instagram followers that she and Tommy Fury are expecting a second child together.
Molly-Mae (26) and boxer Tommy Fury (26) parted ways in August 2024, but the couple reconciled last year, and only recently moved back in together, with Molly-Mae describing the split as 'her biggest trauma'.
The couple, who met on Love Island in 2019, have now announced that they are expecting their second baby girl.
The successful influencer took to Instagram yesterday (Thursday, February 5) to share with fans that their three-year-old daughter, Bambi, is soon set to become a big sister.
Posting a black and white video, Tommy can be seen caressing the baby bump as the couple poses in front of a mirror.
The footage then shows Molly-Mae and Tommy with Bambi, who is wearing a jumper that reads 'Big Sister.'
Molly-Mae sweetly captioned the video: "Soon to be four."
Resharing her announcement video today (February 6), Molly-Mae has confirmed that she is already six months pregnant: "Nearly 6 months on... and it still hasn't sunk in."
She also shared a sweet video of herself posing in the mirror as Tommy gently caressed her stomach before leaning down to kiss her bump. "The weekend just gone," she captioned the clip.
Molly-Mae went on to express how 'the luckiest' she feels to be expecting again, reflecting on the joy of her growing family.

She revealed that at the time of L’Oréal’s Paris Fashion Week show, she didn’t even know she was pregnant. Alongside a photo from the event, she wrote: "Little baby with me in this moment… and I didn’t even know."

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