Ulrika Jonsson defends Molly-Mae Hague after spending £8K on her newborn daughter’s cot

Ulrika Jonsson has defended Molly-Mae Hague after she spent £8K on her newborn daughter Bambi’s cot and came under fire over the baby’s name.

The 55-year-old TV presenter slammed people who criticized the 23-year-old influencer for their ‘envy’ and said she has the right to spend her money as she pleases.

Molly-Mae, who welcomed her first child with partner Tommy Fury last month, left fans in awe when she announced her newborn’s name with a photo of the luxurious crib.

Writing in his column for Sun, Ulrika wrote: ‘She’s being trolled for calling the newborn Bambi, but I’m thinking, why not? It’s sweet enough.

Of course, much of the criticism is based on envy. Molly-Mae has the right to do whatever she wants with her money.

She continued: “Mere mortals can only dream of a nursery like little Bambi’s, who will be completely oblivious to the overindulgence that surrounds her.”

Ulrika went on to explain that it reminded her of welcoming her first child and feeling that everything had to be perfect.

Earlier this week, Molly-Mae shared a snap of her baby’s name in light-up letters overlooking her little girl in her crib, having previously admitted some fans would ‘hate’ it.

The nude-decorated newborn’s room was on full display, as the room featured a clear acrylic cradle at its center.

But after doing some digging after the snap, fans of the 23-year-old were shocked to discover that the crib retails for a whopping £8,000.

When Molly-Mae announced her newborn’s name with a snapshot of the nursery and the nickname in neon, one fan took to TikTok to share a video investigating the crib.

The user revealed that the cot is currently priced at £8,189.28, with a 40 per cent saving on Homeloft’s website, which noted down its previous price of £13,536.00.

And it looks like the former Love Island star took some inspiration from reality royalty, as Kim Kardashian and her famous sisters have been known to wear the same one for their pups.

Fancy: Molly-Mae, who welcomed her first child with partner Tommy Fury last month, left fans in awe when she announced her newborn’s name with a photo of the luxurious crib

Writing in her column for The Sun, Ulrika wrote: “Mere mortals can only dream of a nursery like little Bambi’s, which will be completely oblivious to the overindulgence that surrounds her.”

Kim previously revealed that she bought the luxurious crib for her eldest daughter North and kept it for her three other children.

Molly-Mae’s purchase left fans in shock, as one took to comments on the TikTok video to write, “It costs more than everything in my nursery combined.”

“For a cot nahhhh,” added another.

Price tag: When Molly-Mae announced her newborn’s name with a snap of the nursery, one fan took to TikTok to investigate the crib, only to discover that it currently retails for £8,189.28

But some were supportive of the decision as they stayed out of the controversy, with one user commenting: “If I had that kind of money I would buy everything for my daughter too, I think it’s lovely.”

It has also been claimed that Molly-Mae and Tommy spared no expense when it came to welcoming their daughter, reportedly spending on a room at The Portland Hospital, where birth packages start as low as £15,000 and can cost up to £30,000.

Molly-Mae, who met Tommy in 2019’s Love Island, confirmed her baby news on Monday when she revealed that her little girl was one week old.

Controversy: Molly-Mae’s purchase left fans in shock as they were in conflict over price

Molly-Mae representatives told MailOnline: “Molly and Tommy feel very blessed to have welcomed a healthy baby girl into their family on January 23, 2023.”

They are enjoying every moment. Molly and the baby are fine.

The new parents also shared a collection of instant candy on their respective social media pages, with the blonde beauty writing, “I can’t believe we can have you forever.”

Only the Best: While it’s also been claimed that Molly-Mae and Tommy spared no expense when it came to welcoming their daughter, they reportedly splurged on a room at The Portland Hospital where birth packages start from £15,000 and can cost up to £30,000