Molly-Mae Hague’s net worth revealed: From Love Island to multi- millionaire mum, the star’s incredible rise to the top as Amazon Prime documentary is released

Molly-Mae Haag shot to fame after appearing on Love Island in 2019 and has gone from reality TV hopeful to multi-millionaire after building an incredible career for herself.

The 25-year-old’s eye-popping net worth has been revealed ahead of the release of her new Amazon Prime series Behind It All – which will delve into her split and rumored reunion with fiancé Tommy Fury, with whom she shares 23-year-old shares. month old daughter Bambi.

Molly-Mae is said to be worth a whopping £6 million thanks to her numerous business ventures and ability to rake in £20,000 for a single Instagram post.

She signed with fast fashion chain PrettyLittleThing upon her departure from the Love Island villa in 2019, before becoming their creative director three years later in a £5million deal that saw her earn £400,000 a week, a role she held last time put down. year.

She also runs the fake tan company Filter and recently launched her own clothing brand Maebe, which was criticized by fans for its ‘criminal’ prices.

Molly-Mae isn’t shy about flaunting her fortune and often flies on private jets, despite being criticized for “tone deaf” comments she made about wealth inequality during a 2022 interview.

The reality star lives in a lavish £4million six-bedroom mansion in affluent Cheshire, which she bought with ex Tommy in 2022.

They moved into the house shortly after an £800,000 burglary at their previous flat in Hale, Manchester, leaving them terrified in October 2021.

The former couple bought the Cheshire before it went on the market and counted English footballers Marcus Rashford, 27, and Jordan Pickford, 30, as neighbours.

In August, neighbors on the exclusive street revealed how Tommy was told to leave when distraught Molly-Mae ended their five-year romance following allegations of infidelity.

She is also a fashion lover and has bagged expensive designer items including a £25,000 Birkin bag.

When it comes to cars, the Molly-Mae owns a Mercedes G-Wagon that costs a whopping £193,000.

Last year she risked further backlash from disgruntled social media followers after revealing she had tested a new £169,000 supercar – days after coming under fire for ‘flaunting her wealth’.

Molly-Mae unveiled the extravagant car, a sleek black Bentley, with fans after they got behind the wheel, and underlined her wealth by also revealing her £600,000 engagement ring and £375,000 Patek Philippe Nautilus watch.

Earlier this year, Molly-Mae struggled to answer what the items in her Maebe collection are made of in her recent collection Fashion interview.

Mum-of-one Molly claimed she hasn’t worn fast-fashion items in ‘the last two years’, despite only leaving her job at PLT a year ago.

Since launching her first clothing brand, Molly has faced criticism from customers who claimed the website failed to mention what the clothes were actually made of.

During her interview with the publication, journalist Sirin Kale claimed that Molly still has not revealed what the clothes are made of, and only knew that they have factories in Turkey and China.

Molly said, “I mean, I’m sure I can give you the details of the certifications that they all have because obviously I was very strict about the kind of guidelines that they had to adhere to.”

Responding to claims that her collection is made from synthetic fabrics, Molly said: ‘[It] Not the case at all, on the contrary.

“I was quite surprised that people thought I would come out with a fast-fashion price point and products like that, because I actually haven’t worn fast fashion for a long time, probably the last two years.”

Although Molly couldn’t answer where the items were made, she made it clear that she has left fast-fashion fashion behind and turned to luxury designer items.

She said:I buy designer stuff, of course. I am not yet at the stage where I am becoming a gifted designer.’

An excerpt of the interview with the influencer on The diary of a CEO went viral, with her comments that she “worked a lot” for her wealth and that “everyone has the same 24 hours in a day” to cause a backlash.

After her comments went viral, footage also emerged of the star being left shocked after being asked to work a 12-hour shift at the PLT warehouse to experience what goes on behind the scenes.

A spokesperson for the star told MailOnline that Molly-Mae acknowledged that people were “raised in different ways” and “from different backgrounds” and that she never intended to offend.

A statement read: ‘Molly did a podcast interview in December about her own path to success. If you listen to the full conversation and interview, Molly was asked about the nature of her potential growing and how she believes in herself.

‘This part of the interview was about time efficiency in relation to success. Molly references a quote that says, “We all have the same 24 hours in a day as Beyonce does.”

She discussed her own experience and how she could resonate with this specific quote. Her take on if you want something enough, you can work hard to achieve it, is how she remains determined to achieve more in her own life through her own work.

‘Molly does not comment on anyone else’s life or personal situation, she can only speak about her own experiences.

“She recognizes that everyone was raised in different ways and from different backgrounds, but her comments here relate to timing, hard work and determination in her own life.”

‘If you listen to this interview you can see that the entire conversation was about her own personal circumstances, how she grew up and this little segment in the conversation was about a quote that inspires her.

Social media users shared a short clip from this interview with words like “if you’re homeless, buy a house” and “if you’re poor, be poor.” These are absolutely not Molly’s words, these are not Molly’s thoughts and this is not the meaning or thought behind that conversation.