Love Island fans are excitedly counting down the days until Molly-Mae Hague welcomes her first child. And, if her latest Instagram Story is anything to go by, it seems that the reality TV star turned business mogul is doing the exact same.
Taking to her Story, Molly-Mae – who is expecting a baby girl with partner Tommy Fury – revealed that her sleep quality has been massively impacted during pregnancy. "I really can't complain about my pregnancy," the 23-year-old told her 6.7 million followers. "But if I was to say the hardest part for me, [it's] the 80 trips in the night and the two hours it takes me to get back to sleep after each one."
Posting at 5:51 am – yikes! – Molly-Mae went on: "I haven't had a good night's sleep since I fell pregnant... I'm absolutely ready for those newborn nights!" We would be too, tbh.
Previously, Molly-Mae opened up to fans about her excitement to meet her baby, but revealed she was "disheartened" by not being able to feel her kick. "So I actually have an anterior placenta," the former Love Islander announced on her Story. "I have been getting quite disheartened at how little I've been able to feel her move, especially when I can feel her and Tommy can't when he touches my belly."
She continued: "My placenta is literally a huge sponge between me and baby, that's absorbing all her movement and preventing me from really feeling it."
