Pregnant Molly-Mae Hague flaunts her ‘proper bump’ and admits she finally feels like there’s a baby

She is expecting her first child, a girl, with her boxer friend Tommy Fury.

And on Saturday, Molly-Mae Hague took to her Instagram Stories, where she showed off her “right tummy” and admitted that she “hadn’t felt like there was a baby in her tummy” until now.

The pregnant Love Islander, 23, lifted her T-shirt to show off her growing belly in a mirror selfie, and gushed, “Girl is growing!”

Alongside the photo, Molly-Mae told her followers, “Bump update. I sent this to my sister before to show her how much I feel I’ve grown over the past few days.

“I feel like my bump is finally starting to rise properly and now it really feels like a real bump.

“Honestly, I haven’t really felt like I had a baby in my tummy until now. Girl growing.’

It comes after Molly-Mae admitted she “cryed every day” and “felt pretty sad” during the early months of her pregnancy.

Mom and Dad: Pregnant Love Islander is expecting her first child, a girl, with her boxer friend Tommy Fury, also 23

The former Love Island contestant announced last month that she was expecting a girl with boyfriend Tommy, also 23, last month.

In a new YouTube video, she explained: “I had extreme emotions for up to seven weeks, so from discovering it to about seven or eight weeks, I was so emotional, I literally cried every day.

“The emotions were very high and I felt a lot of sadness, which was very strange because all our dreams had come true, I had become pregnant. I was so happy, but I couldn’t feel that happiness yet. Until eight weeks I felt very sad, which I did not expect.’

“I also wrote down her insomnia during my first trimester, I slept really badly.

Difficult: It comes after Molly-Mae admitted she ‘cryed every day’ and ‘felt pretty sad’ during the early months of her pregnancy

“I would just lie there wide awake in bed, I also had very bad nightmares, very vivid dreams.”

She went on to list her symptoms: ‘My main symptom throughout my pregnancy was hunger, especially during my first trimester, the hunger was unlike anything I’ve ever, ever experienced.

“I knew pregnant women eat for two and you’re hungry, but I didn’t know it was a clinical, medical issue.

“Sometimes I’d be in the car with Tommy and I’d be like, ‘If you don’t stop at a gas station now and help me get some food, I’ll fall on the floor.’ That was the level, it was unbelievable.’

Exciting: The former Love Island contestant announced last month that she was expecting a girl with boyfriend Tommy Fury, also 23,