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Molly-Mae Hague has posted a photograph of an overseas journey she's embarking on with her daughter Bambi, and it appears that she has ignored one of Tommy Fury's key parenting principles for their child. The Love Island stars have reconciled following a turbulent year, during which the couple separated amid allegations of infidelity. Now, demonstrating they are more united than ever, the pair have whisked their daughter away on a holiday to Dubai. Sharing a photograph from their flight to her Instagram, Molly-Mae disclosed that she had purchased business class tickets for herself and Bambi, despite Tommy's pledge to prohibit "five star hotels and business class flights" for his daughter. The monochrome image depicted Bambi curled up in a business class seat wearing oversized headphones with a bunny companion beside her. The two-year-old was dressed in a tracksuit and had removed her shoes. Molly-Mae captioned the photograph: "First time she's ever kept a pair of headphones on." Just months earlier, boxer Tommy featured on The Good, The Bad and The Beast podcast and informed the presenters that he was reluctant for his daughter to travel in business class because he was determined not to "spoil" her, reports the Mirror . "Today's world is tough because you don't wanna spoil your children, but then it's hard to not, in a way. I just said to myself, 'She can't take business class flights every time, that ain't the real world,'" he said. Tommy explained that he wanted Bambi to "know the meaning of normal" and quipped that, despite being only two, she has accumulated more "air miles" than him. Molly-Mae's snapshot, flaunting the lavish lifestyle Bambi enjoys, comes hot on the heels of viewers criticising the telly star for being "out of touch with reality" following the second series of her show Molly-Mae: Behind It All. Some fans lambasted her behaviour in the series as "bratty" and suggested she needed a "wake up call". One viewer commented on a TikTok about the series: "I've always liked her but I think she's done so many things now that's off-putting. She's massively out of touch with reality." Another chimed in: "I actually think she's selfish and it's not her friend or her manager's fault that she forgot the product she was supposed to review." While a third remarked: "It was very bratty behaviour tbh." However, others leapt to her defence, expressing their "respect" for her candid portrayal of her life. "She's trying her best and running a business and being a mum trying to do her best. Being a mum is hard work. I respect her for showing the reality of her world that everyone wants to judge." Want all the biggest Showbiz and TV news straight to your inbox? Sign up for our free Daily Star Showbiz newsletter.
