Molly-Mae Hague says 'cup is empty' as she gives life update after Tommy Fury split

Molly-Mae Hague has been opening up about her life as a single mum while juggling the launch of her new reality documentary, and admitted she has been feeling 'emotionally empty'

Molly-Mae Hague confessed that she's feeling drained as she shared an update on her hectic month with fans. The influencer, who split with Tommy Fury this year, took to her YouTube channel to share her third December vlog, giving fans a glimpse into her chaotic day-to-day life.

With her upcoming documentary, Molly-Mae: Behind It All, set to premiere on Amazon Prime Video next month, Molly has been juggling her busy schedule, including comforting her tearful daughter Bambi and launching her new clothing brand, Maebe. In her latest vlog, she admitted that the past few weeks have left her feeling exhausted due to the documentary's demanding workload.

Speaking from home, she told the camera: "It's like nice social things which I think I really need because I feel like after this week my cup feels a little bit empty, to be honest with you, emotionally. Just because with the documentary and everything I'm filming I'm feeling, I don't know it's just a lot of work and we're trying to get everything done so that we can wrap up for Christmas."

Love Island's Molly-Mae is the doting mother to their one year old daughter Bambi. Despite previously claiming she'd like a huge brood with Tommy, her tune has changed recently about expanding her family.

Engaging with her fans on social media recently, she faced a question that asked: "How many more kids would you like? " To which Molly-Mae responded: "I honestly think a lot these days that Bambi could be it for me. I'm not sure," reports the Mirror.

This admission marks a stark contrast from her words just this January. Anticipating Bambi's birthday celebrations, she had expressed: "I know you might judge me for saying this but if I could have a baby and it come out how Bambi is now, like this stage and age, I would have a million babies.

"I am so obsessed with this stage. The pros are so much more than the cons at this stage. This is my motherhood era, this is what I dreamt motherhood would be like. I am enjoying being a mum so much at the minute."

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