Molly-Mae Hague's future as PrettyLittleThing creative director confirmed after backlash

Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague's trip to a popular discounted shop has sparked more backlash.

Molly-Mae Hague has revealed her latest look to fans as she trials a new fashion item.

Molly-Mae Hague laughed off a tooth accident with fans as she headed to the dentist.

Less than a year after Molly-Mae Hague pledged to go back to a more natural smile by undoing some of her dental work, she’s had to head back to a clinic to fix one of teeth after a mishap left her with a snaggle tooth.The 22-year-old influencer took to Instagram to show fans her dagger-like premolar – and joked that she thought the jagged shape made her teeth resemble Jaws, the great white shark from the iconic 1975 movie. “A couple of days ago I woke up to a completely chipped tooth. It happened in my sleep.

It goes without saying that Molly-Mae Hague’s followers are pretty obsessed with her every move, from her fashion choices to her hair and makeup routines. But her latest beauty move has confused her fanbase somewhat.The 22 year old has clearly been receiving confused messages from some of her fans enquiring why she was keeping a meat steak on the side of her bath tub – and so took to Instagram Stories to clarify that it was simply a bath bomb.

It’s been 5 months since Molly-Mae Hague announced she was the new creative director of fast fashion e-tailer PrettyLittleThing and it looks like fans will get to see how she’s putting her stamp on the brand with her own London Fashion Week show this February. Molly, 22, has been teasing fans on Instagram for weeks sharing that she’s working on some exciting projects and it appears she’s finally let the news slip.

Molly-Mae Hague is reportedly earning an eye-watering £400,000 a month at her job at PrettyLittleThing.The 22 year old, who came under fire for her "tone-deaf comments" about her success, is said to be raking in more than thirteen times the average annual salary in the UK in just one month, according to The Sun. Molly-Mae was announced as the online fashion retailer's new Creative Director and signed her seven-figure deal in August 2021.

Molly-Mae Hague in which she faced backlash for “tone deaf” and “privileged” comments she made during an appearance on The Diary Of A CEO podcast, the Love Island star’s dad Stephen has stepped in to defend her in a passionate post about how “tough” it is for influencers and social media stars.Stephen, a former police officer, also appeared to address the recent controversy surrounding YouTuber Elle Darby after she lost almost 100,000 followers and was dropped by her management when historic racist, fatphobic and homophobic tweets resurfaced online.Although Molly-Mae and Elle have both issued public apologies in the wake of the incidents, the pair are still under fire on social media, which has led Stephen to speak out.“It must be so tough for media stars, influencers and public figures. Especially the younger ones who are still learning the emotional rollercoaster of life.“And it hurts me to see people literally driven to death by cruel comments of people who don’t even know the individuals and hide behind a keyboard often on fake accounts cancelling someone for something five, six, seven or 10 years ago when a child, is profoundly naive and shows a real lack of emotional intelligence,” he wrote on Instagram.Closer Love Island 2019 - where are they now? - sliderWho's still in love? Who's more i.n love with themselves? Find out...Yewande Biala - arrived day one, dumped day 22Age: 22 From: Dublin, Ireland Occupation: scientist Celebrity crush: Anthony JoshuaYewande was the fifth Islander to leave the villa after Danny decided to recouple with Arabella, leaving the scientist single.

Clearing the air. Molly-Mae Hague apologized for her recent remarks about wealth, poverty and work ethic after being slammed for saying all people “have the same 24 hours in a day” to improve their lives.

Molly-Mae Hague has spoken out to address the backlash she faced over comments made during an appearance on Steven Bartlett’s The Diary Of A CEO podcast, which went viral last week.The Love Island star was criticised for comments she made during the interview, which was originally filmed in December but resurfaced online this month, in which she claimed, “We all have the same 24 hours in a day,” while discussing her success as an influencer. Many branded her “tone deaf” and “privileged” on social media, with over 40,000 Instagram users unfollowing her in the wake of the backlash.