Molly-Mae Hague fans are convinced they’ve figured out what her baby’s name is

Molly-Mae Hague fans are convinced they’ve figured out what her baby’s name is.

The 23-year-old former Love Island star sparked speculation that she welcomed her first child with boyfriend Tommy Fury over the weekend and hasn’t posted to her Instagram in nearly a week.

Influencer Molly-Mae told her followers last year that she would choose an unusual nickname for her first baby, explaining: “It’s a very, very unusual and different name.”

Taking to TikTok and social media sites, fans claimed that Molly and Tommy will name their little boy Bambi.

One wrote: ‘I know the name. Anyone I know who is close to Molly’s family of managers or something knows the name. It’s Bambi.

A second added: “Apparently it’s Bambi.”

It comes after Tommy hinted on Saturday that he became a father, as he refused to answer a question about whether his girlfriend Molly had given birth.

Speaking during a news conference at Wembley Stadium, the 23-year-old boxer said: “I won’t comment on it.”

It comes as fans await the public announcement that the popular former Love Island stars have welcomed their first child, a baby girl, after Molly-Mae’s long and out-of-place silence on social media.

Tommy has been dating Molly-Mae since they both appeared on the 2019 series Love Island and she revealed she was pregnant in September.

The hint that Baby Hague-Fury has arrived comes after Jake Paul sensationally claimed that the couple had had their baby boy on Friday.

The YouTuber made the claim in a new Instagram post while wishing for Tommy to fight him in Saudi Arabia, two years after their last fight.

Jake shared a post writing: ‘Baby is born’ and since then, Tommy agreed to fight him, the former Love Island star.

However, a press release that was later issued about the fight claimed that the couple were still awaiting the arrival of their little girl.

MailOnline contacted a spokesperson for Molly-Mae and Tommy Fury for comment at the time.

In a post announcing their upcoming fight, Jake said there were “no excuses” for delaying the fight now that “the baby is out.”

He wrote: ‘After multiple failed attempts to get Tommy Fury in the ring, the moment of truth finally came.

‘Fumbles has no excuses anymore. The baby is born. The money is huge. Immigration is not a problem. Sunday February 26.’

Molly-Mae revealed her pregnancy in September when she revealed her baby bump for the first time.

In October, Molly-Mae and Tommy revealed that they were expecting a girl, popping a gender reveal balloon that showered them with pink confetti.

During her pregnancy, Molly-Mae admitted that she ‘cried five times a day’ during her early pregnancy, she updated her fans.

The influencer said she found the experience “emotionally hard”, recalling the “shock” of the news and admitting that it hasn’t been a “magical experience” as she and her boyfriend Tommy overcame obstacles.

Molly explained: “We were going through a really difficult time with Tommy and his job and fights happened, then they didn’t, and the situations were completely out of our control.”

“I was in the most emotionally difficult period of my life, trying to support Tommy, and it was a crazy few months.”

Announcing her pregnancy in September, Molly-Mae took to Instagram to share a heartwarming video of Tommy kissing her growing belly.

Molly-Mae wrote: “I can’t wait for adventures we haven’t even dreamed of yet.”

The video began with Molly-Mae crying as she read those words in her Love Island season-ending speech to Tommy during his 2019 stint on the ITV show.

After the couple hugged in the flashback clip, Molly-Mae revealed a close-up of her tummy in a sleeveless bodycon dress while listening to Lord Huron’s ‘The Night We Met’.

Molly-Mae and Tommy met on the 2019 series of Love Island after she stormed into the villa on day four and requested a date with the boxer.

They quickly hit it off and were together for their entire time on the show and reached the finale where they finished in second place behind Amber Gill and Greg O’Shea.