Molly-Mae Hague enjoys shopping spree before sharing birthday tribute to beau Tommy Fury

Molly-Mae Hague splashed out £2,200 during a shopping spree in Selfridges while beau Tommy Fury remains at a boxing training camp in Las Vegas.

The Love Island star, 21, took to Instagram on Thursday to share pictures of her spoils, which saw her pick up three clothing items and a designer handbag.

On Friday she went on to share a sweet tribute to her beau on his 22nd birthday, gushing that they had ‘a love like no other’.

During her shopping trip, Molly-Mae bought a £1,075 denim jacket, spent £425 on a T-shirt, and also purchased leggings for £335.

Molly-Mae also picked up a micro, pink Jacquemus handbag which cost £385, but she appeared to be unhappy with the item because it seemed to have a scratch on the front of it.

Sharing a close-up, Molly-Mae wrote over the picture: ‘Just bought this beaut, but now I’m looking at this picture, I deffo don’t think it’s meant to be scratched like that? (sic).’

In her sweet birthday post, Molly-Mae shared a number of adorable snaps with Tommy showing their blossoming romance over their years.

Over the snaps and video footage of them together, Molly-Mae gushed: ‘Happy Birthday my Prince, doing life with you is the biggest gift. A love like no other. 22 today.’ 

She also shared a picture of a pile of soft toys, and added: ‘Happy Birthday from the babies too.’

While her shopping spree might seem extravagant, Molly-Mae is now believed to be a millionaire, after reportedly earning £558,323 in one year through lucrative brand deals and social media revenue. 

The reality star – who finished the 2019 Love Island series in second place – has become one of the show’s biggest success stories after allegedly making £11,000 per week between August 2019 and August 2020.  

In addition to her jaw-dropping earnings, she now has £786,959 worth of assets which includes £777,179 in cash reserves, according to reports from The Sun on Thursday.

The finance report reflects new accounts for MMH Group Holdings, for which Molly-Mae serves as the primary director.

The media representation service company filed a total bill of £232,662 including £159,809 in corporation tax.

Its subsidiary businesses, Filter and MMH International were launched in March but their financial details are yet to be released.  

The Love Island star has been reaping the rewards of her recent success and often documents her lavish lifestyle on social media. 

But it hasn’t been entirely plain sailing as she recently opened up about the challenges she has faced as a result of living life under the spotlight. 

Last month, Molly-Mae admitted the constant stream of free PR gifts she receives is difficult to handle because she doesn’t ‘feel safe’ with so many people knowing her address.

In a recent video uploaded to her YouTube channel, the influencer revealed that she’d been forced to fork out ‘a lot of money’ on 24-hour security after fearing for her personal safety.

Molly-Mae bemoaned that the influx of post is ‘really hard’ and believes that one brand sent her new address in Cheshire around to other companies, resulting in the barrage of parcels. 

However, the Love Island star, who is a brand ambassador for PrettyLittleThing, was quick to insist that she is grateful for the presents and understands that people are just trying to get their business ‘out there’.

Speaking to the camera from her bed, Molly-Mae explained: ‘I’m not sure I’ve mentioned this before but I now have to pay a lot of money a month for an extremely high security for the apartment. 

‘I had a few incidents, I just don’t really feel safe anywhere anymore. I didn’t feel safe in our last apartment, I don’t really feel safe here. 

‘I don’t really feel safe anywhere anymore because I just feel like no matter how much you try and keep your life private, when you’re in the public eye your life is never private.’ 

She added: ‘It honestly baffles me. I have no understanding how but the amount of PR packages I receive every single day from people all over the UK that know my address.

‘I feel like one brand got hold of my address and have just sent it round. All these different people know my address.

‘As much as I appreciate PR parcels and I know people want to get their businesses out there. It is really hard.’

The social media star went on to detail an incident where one fan drove five hours and rang her gated complex to try and see her, with Molly-Mae pointing out that she feels particularly vulnerable when her boxer beau Tommy is not at home. 

She continued: ‘The other day I actually had someone turn up at the front gate ringing the gate saying they travelled five hours to the town they knew I lived and then just drove all around where we lived to find our house.’ 

Molly-Mae admitted the incident made her reassess her own safety and decided, for her own peace of mind, to hire 24-hour security. 

She said: ‘I’ve basically redone the whole security plan for the next month so I have a permanent security car sat outside the apartment so I know I am 100 percent safe.

‘When Tommy is here it’s one thing but when I am here by myself I just want that reassurance that I am 100 percent safe.’ 

Molly-Mae went on to say she didn’t want to sound like she was complaining but felt it was important to update her followers.  

She said: ‘I’m sure you wouldn’t like it if people knew where you guys lived and I never want to sound like I am complaining, it’s just one of those situations that are hard to explain.’

The couple are currently renting the £1.3million flat as they hunt for their dream home. 

The moved into the Cheshire apartment last year after leaving their former Manchester abode just one week after their puppy Mr Chai died.