Bambi Fury cheekily snuck into the background of Molly-Mae Hague’s holiday snaps on Monday, as the star revealed the three-year-old photobombing.
The influencer and her partner Tommy Fury, both 27, have headed on their first family holiday to Greece since welcoming their son Midas last month.
And while Molly posed to get the perfect snap, her daughter Bambi had other ideas as she was seen in the background sticking out her tongue and throwing up the peace sign.
Spotting her daughter in her camera roll, Molly shared the snap to Instagram on Monday as she joked: ‘And just like that…. the newborn you swear you gave birth to five minutes ago is now a 3yr old who loves sabotaging your pics’.
In another snap Molly and Tommy put on a loved up display as the boxer kissed her head as the family headed out to dinner.
Earlier in the day Molly looked incredible as she posed in a bikini just six weeks after giving birth to her son Midas.
Molly-Mae Hague’s daughter Bambi sneakily photobombed her influencer mum’s snaps as the star joked she ‘loves sabotaging’ her pics in Instagram post on Monday
In another snap Molly and Tommy put on a loved up display as the boxer kissed her head as the family headed out to dinner
Taking to Instagram on Monday, Molly-Mae stunned in a green bikini top layered under an open white shirt and trousers while posing for a mirror selfie.
She finished her chic look off with a straw beach hat, before posting another snap of her holding a coffee while Midas is in a pram.
‘Mummy,’ she penned on top of the post with a cloud emoji.
Molly-Mae and Tommy have spared no expense for their trip to Greece as they flew out via a private jet with their two children.
The influencer said she had been ‘dreaming of this trip for the last seven weeks postpartum’.
She shared a few family snaps on Instagram on Sunday as they kicked off their holiday in suitably lavish style with their private jet.
In one photo, Molly-Mae cut a casual figure in a Maebe tracksuit as she cuddled Midas. She captioned the photo: ‘Time to make some memories with our boy’.
Molly also shared a sweet photo of Tommy looking at the view below from the plane’s window with Bambi, three.
Earlier in the day Molly l ooked incredible as she posed in a bikini just six weeks after giving birth to her son Midas
Molly-Mae and Tommy have spared no expense for their trip to Greece as they flew out via a private jet with their two children
The influencer said she had been ‘dreaming of this trip for the last seven weeks postpartum’
Molly is no stranger to hiring private jets, which can cost from around £15,000 a day to hire.
The YouTuber, who rose to fame on Love Island and has an estimated net worth of £6million, hired one for Venezuela Fury’s wedding on the Isle of Man and also when they went on a family trip to Disneyland in Paris before Midas’ birth.
Molly recently revealed she had made the decision to stop breastfeeding her son after three weeks as she confessed she wanted to ‘end on a high’.
Speaking in her latest YouTube vlog, she told fans: ‘Update on the breastfeeding is that I have actually stopped breastfeeding now. I’m still pumping because my boobs still need to release because it doesn’t just stop overnight.
‘But I actually just wanted to stop on a high and not get to a point where I resent it and just enjoy it. Which was always my plan, I always said I want to leave it on a high.
‘I want to remember these few weeks breastfeeding Midas as a really nice positive thing, which it has been.’
Explaining that the feeds were taking an hour minimum she said she began to struggle and no longer was enjoying them.
NHS guidance says babies should feed as often as they want and for as long as they want, then after a few days they will begin to have fewer, but longer feeds.
Roughly, babies should feed at least 8 to 12 times, or more, every 24 hours during the first few weeks.
She continued: ‘I kind of got to a point where I was like, “Ooh, I’m not really enjoying this that much anymore.” Which, listen, it’s not always meant to be enjoyable, the breastfeeding, like you do it for them.
‘But I’m really happy with what I did. It’s more than I thought I’d be able to, to be honest. But I’m really happy that I’ve kind of left it on a high, and he’s still having my breast milk via a bottle, mixed with a little bit of formula.
‘It’s going really, really well this transition over and I’m feeling good about it.’
