Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury head to Dubai on their first holiday with their baby daughter Bambi

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury wasted no time showing their three-month-old daughter Bambi the good life when the trio headed to Dubai on Friday.

Boxer Tommy, 23, posted to Instagram a photo of his beaming family as they shared their first flight together as a family of three.

The fighter and his influencer girlfriend, 23, all smiled as they snuggled up for the photo, shared with his 5.1 million followers.

Traveling from their native Manchester, the couple looked relaxed and happy as they wore casual clothes for the long-haul flight.

Molly Mae grinned from ear to ear in an instant as she snuggled up to her beau.

She cradled her sweet daughter, who was born in January of this year, in her arms, wrapped in a white blanket.

Tommy opted for a casual white T-shirt and looked like the doting dad with one of Bambi’s teddy bears draped over his shoulder.

The couple’s happiness seemed contagious as even their little child almost seemed to grin for the photo.

Despite the holiday, the athlete did not take it too easy and went straight to the gym.

Tommy shared part of the gym’s weight section on his story and made his priorities known to his followers.

He wrote, “The first things [sic] First’.

It wasn’t all work and no play for the sports star, though, as he treated himself to a nice post-workout meal.

The professional boxer, who defeated Youtuber Jake Paul in their showdown last month, opted for a huge slab of steak, accompanied by mushrooms and purified potatoes.

This trip comes days after Molly-Mae was spotted on Tuesday on her first work trip abroad since she gave birth to baby girl Bambi, three months old.

PrettyLittleThing’s creative director went to Nice in the south of France to shoot a new collection.

She shared a photo on the plane capturing the sunset and wrote in the caption, “First work trip in a long time!”

Her next post showed her after she landed posing for a mirror selfie in a casual white Nike tracksuit and black jacket and tagged her European location.

Her latest update included a sweet photo of Bambi — who she welcomed in January with boxer beau Tommy Fury — as she wrote, “See you soon mama girl” in the caption.

Last week, Molly-Mae revealed in her YouTube update that she was heading to France for the shoot as she went to a PLT fitting in preparation.

The young fashionista also revealed earlier this week that she’s “like a different person” now that she’s starting to enjoy motherhood.

The former reality star said in a Q&A on Instagram that she was the mother of her three-month-old daughter Bambi.

She explained that she felt “a lot more settled” after adjusting to parenthood and “loved this phase.”

She wrote, “I feel so much more settled now. I would say I’ve been feeling like a different person for the past week or so and I’m really starting to enjoy it as I expected.

“I think it was a huge shock/adjustment at first (no matter how well you prepare for it).

“But she’s three months old today and I absolutely love this stage, she’s more incredible every day.”

She also spoke about Bambi’s unique name when a follower asked her about the theories that her daughter would be named Cloud or Halo.

She said, “I thought it was cute. I love individual names so much… I was in a class at school with three Mollys and I always wished I had a name no one else had’.

The doting mom also sparked debate among fans and mummy-shamers alike about her daughter Bambi’s feeding routine.

She took to her YouTube channel on Tuesday to share a “life update” with her 1.78 million followers, speaking candidly on camera about Bambi’s sleep and feeding and revealing that she no longer gives night feeds.

The star, who described her pride in exclusively breastfeeding for six weeks before her supply dried up, explained that even if Bambi wakes up crying and “wants milk” between 11pm and 7am, she’s told, “No, you’re getting it now.” not ‘.

Many social media users – both YouTube and Twitter – rushed to consider the decision, with many pointing out that health advisers suggest that nighttime feeds may decrease from six months, while others denounced the star for “misinformation.”

While Molly-Mae admitted: ‘It’s different for every baby, but with her we try to encourage it [cutting down]’, was a widespread consensus that Bambi is too young – although supporters dismissed the shame, saying Bambi is ‘happy and healthy’.

Molly-Mae, who rose to fame during the fifth season of Love Island in 2019, welcomed baby Bambi with her co-star Tommy on Jan. 23.

Staying true to her influencer roots, she has documented life as a new mom well, including sharing her birth story, photos and videos from Bambi’s childhood bedroom, and regular updates on her life as a first-time parent with Tommy.