Molly-Mae Hague fears she is setting a bad example for 3-year-old Bambi as she opens up about her ’embarrassingly’ poor diet and reveals she doesn’t eat vegetables.

Molly-Mae Hague has shed light on her ‘shameful’ diet and admitted she fears setting a bad example for her three-year-old daughter Bambi.

In her latest YouTube vlog, the 27-year-old Love Island star admitted her eating habits are born out of ‘pure laziness’ and said she ‘doesn’t eat proper vegetables’.

The star, who also has four-month-old son Midas with boyfriend Tommy Fury, opened up about her worries and revealed how she plans to make changes to her lifestyle ‘every morning’ but often fails at the first hurdle.

Asked how her lifestyle affects her daughter, she said: ‘It’s not healthy for Bambi to not eat at this time and in the way that I want to live as a mother so that I can be a normal functioning human being…

‘Like this is the one thing about me that you guys probably don’t even realize that’s not good. Like I don’t, I don’t really take care of my body the way I should.’

Discussing the shortcuts she took with her lifestyle and diet, she said, ‘I didn’t even get to eat properly. These days I have such a terrible habit that I like to eat everything that I can call nonsense but in moderation…

Molly-Mae Hague has shed light on her 'shameful' diet and admitted she fears setting a bad example for her three-year-old daughter Bambi.

Molly-Mae Hague has shed light on her ‘shameful’ diet and admitted she fears setting a bad example for her three-year-old daughter Bambi.

In her latest YouTube vlog, the 27-year-old Love Island star admitted her food habits are born out of 'pure laziness' and said she 'doesn't eat proper vegetables'

In her latest YouTube vlog, the 27-year-old Love Island star admitted her food habits are born out of ‘pure laziness’ and said she ‘doesn’t eat proper vegetables’

‘I don’t like to talk too much about food and stuff, I say that all the time, but I think I’ve got into this mindset that oh, I’ll just eat crap, but not eat like crap too much and then it’s okay because it balances out my mind…

‘I keep thinking to myself as if I’ll just snack all day, but in my mind it’s like if I just snack all day, it’s okay – I’ll never cook properly for myself again.’

Sharing a video in which she is seen eating sausages and mash with sweetcorn and broccoli, she talked about cutting down her diet.

She added: ‘I don’t eat proper vegetables. I don’t eat proper nutrients. And honestly, I’m over it. This is pure laziness because I couldn’t be bothered to get out a jug…

‘So, I poured the gravy into a mug. Like, I never want to say the wrong thing. But honestly, guys, I’m really embarrassed about my lifestyle when it comes to diet.

Molly-Mae talks about her efforts and failures to make a change: ‘It’s like I wake up every morning. I am as I am, I am as I am, today is going to be the day…

‘Today will be the day I’m going to make a change. And it’s just that I don’t change and I know I can…

‘Like I watch a lot of incredible Tik Tok videos and a lot of inspirational videos of people who have literally changed their lives in terms of diet and exercise. And I feel like I know I can do it. I’m just looking for excuses why I won’t do it.

Sharing a video in which she is seen eating sausages and mash with sweetcorn and broccoli, she talked about cutting corners in her diet

Sharing a video in which she is seen eating sausages and mash with sweetcorn and broccoli, she talked about cutting corners in her diet

She added: 'I don't eat proper vegetables. I don't eat proper nutrients. And honestly, I'm over it. This is pure laziness because I couldn't be bothered to get a jug out'

She added: ‘I don’t eat proper vegetables. I don’t eat proper nutrients. And honestly, I’m over it. This is pure laziness because I couldn’t be bothered to get a jug out’

Molly-Mae is pictured with her four-month-old son, Midas

Molly-Mae is pictured with her four-month-old son, Midas

Elsewhere in the video, Molly-Mae revealed that her £3.8million fully furnished Cheshire mansion is still vacant despite receiving offers to rent.

She said the six-bedroom property, which she bought in April 2022, has been vacant for a year and she has been frequently using it as a ‘content house’.

Molly-Mae admitted she ‘doesn’t want to sell’ the house as it is ‘too special’ and has turned down rental offers because it ‘isn’t worth it’ and ‘the idea of ​​people living here is really scary’.

She has since moved into her new lavish £5 million Victorian mansion with partner Tommy and their children, which includes seven bedrooms and an indoor swimming pool.

In her latest YouTube vlog, Molly gave fans a tour of the empty furnished property and explained how she managed to keep her old house ‘forever’.

Elsewhere in the video, Molly-Mae revealed that her £3.8 million fully furnished Cheshire mansion is still vacant despite receiving rental offers.

Elsewhere in the video, Molly-Mae revealed that her £3.8 million fully furnished Cheshire mansion is still vacant despite receiving rental offers.

He said: ‘Look where I am. I just moved back into my old house that no one has seen in probably over a year. God, this is weird. This is really strange. It’s very empty. There is a lot of loneliness here and I get very emotional coming back here.

‘So, just some context. I still have this house. This house is still our home, but it’s empty because obviously we’re in a new house now but I’m not really sure what my plans are with this house.

Molly explained: ‘We actually came back here today because we’re shooting some content for something and we just needed some clean, clear backgrounds.

‘And that was my whole point, when I left this house, I thought I could always go back if we liked the content of the film.

Molly-Mae admits she 'doesn't want to sell' the house because it's 'too special' and has turned down rental offers because it's 'not worth it' and 'the idea of ​​people living here is really scary'

Molly-Mae admits she ‘doesn’t want to sell’ the house because it’s ‘too special’ and has turned down rental offers because it’s ‘not worth it’ and ‘the idea of ​​people living here is really scary’

‘I don’t want to keep it just like a content house because that’s absolutely ridiculous, like it’s like a special house that can be kept just for the sake of keeping it.

‘Although, I’m not really sure what I’m going to do with it because I actually had an offer.

‘I was very close to getting an offer from someone the other day to rent it out and then I basically said no at the last minute because as long as you pay the tax, without going into too much detail, renting it out didn’t really seem worth it.

‘I don’t really know what my plan is. But for me at this point, like I’d rather not have anyone in it than have someone who doesn’t appreciate it and doesn’t even feel like it’s really worth it.’

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