Pregnant Molly Mae Hague addresses backlash over the sheer bra-flashing look she wore to Venezuela Fury’s wedding

Molly Mae Hague has opened up about the backlash she received for her choice of outfit for Venezuela Fury’s wedding after she wore a sheer black look that day.

The 27-year-old pregnant phenomenon admitted that she “didn’t think about what she would look like” when she wasn’t sure whether she would attend because she was about to give birth.

However, Molly, who wanted to support her fiancé Tommy’s family, went to the Isle of Man with their three-year-old daughter Bambi for the celebration.

Molly said she acted like ‘Bambi’s chaperone’ and ‘didn’t care’ how she looked because she felt like the day wasn’t about her.

Molly’s daughter Bambi was asked to be one of Venezuela’s 18 bridesmaids and Molly said the event was her little girl’s ‘dream’.

He said: ‘I was what can only be described as Bambi’s wedding escort. ‘There wasn’t a single part of me that thought about what I would look like.’

The former Love Island star, who is currently 39 weeks pregnant, also said she wasn’t aware that wearing black to a wedding was frowned upon.

She said: ‘Since when did it become unacceptable to wear black to weddings because I never thought about it, I didn’t know you couldn’t wear black to a wedding. I don’t mean more of a funeral colour…’

He speaks in his new language vlog uploaded to YouTubeMolly said: ‘We had the Venezuelan wedding, it was just a matter of whether we could go or not. I was seriously humbled in the comments, I honestly don’t know why I didn’t expect it.

‘If I go, if we go and I haven’t given birth. Baby looks pretty comfortable! But I didn’t care what I looked like, Bambi had been asked to be a bridesmaid and I really wanted to honor that and of course be around the family and show up.’

Explaining that she thought about her outfit and hair, she said: ‘Obviously if you can do it, that’s what you do. Actually, I thought about it a bit. I had that onesie and everything custom made. But the hair… I had my hair done in the morning and made a beautiful bun. But eventually I took it out and put my own knob back in.’

But after seeing some of the comments about her chosen look, Molly revealed she was a bit surprised by the reaction.

Molly said: ‘I was a bit confused this morning, I don’t know why I didn’t think about the photos and videos that came out. Because in my head I was just thinking about the wedding and today is their day, this is about them.’

Despite the comments about her outfit, Molly said it won’t overshadow the good times her little girl had as one of Venezuela’s bridesmaids.

He said: ‘I’m so glad we went, it was such a lovely day. I don’t think Bambi will ever get over this. I think he thought he was dreaming. This is her dream, her dresses, her hair, and being with her cousins ​​all day. ‘I’m having the best time.’

The 27-year-old pregnant influencer admitted that she ‘didn’t think about what she would look like’ after she wasn’t sure if she would attend because she was about to give birth.

While Molly made sure to be present at the ceremony, Tommy did not attend his 16-year-old nephew Venezuela’s wedding to 19-year-old Noah Price due to his boxing training.

The boxer missed family weddings to focus on training camp ahead of his fight with Eddie Hall at Manchester’s AO Arena on June 13.

Molly-Mae’s family were reportedly ‘not too impressed’ by the boxer’s latest family no-show.

Tommy’s sister-in-law Paris praised heavily pregnant Molly-Mae for her efforts to attend the wedding with Bambi while Tommy was elsewhere.

‘He’s incredible. “He’s in full support and bringing Bambi to be a bridesmaid for the kids,” Paris beamed ahead of the big day.

‘But I have to throw away his things. She’s doing this journey while heavily pregnant and I couldn’t face that while she was pregnant.’

He added in an interview: Sun on Sunday: ‘I’m so glad they came. This means a lot. ‘Coming from home to here is a big journey for everyone.’

‘It’s nice of them to make this effort. It’s so nice to have Bambi and the other little girls as bridesmaids. They’re all cousins ​​and it’s lovely that they’ll be making memories together.’

While Molly made sure to be present at the ceremony, Tommy did not attend his 16-year-old nephew Venezuela’s wedding to 19-year-old Noah Price due to his boxing training.

Tommy’s aunt Paris praises heavily pregnant Molly-Mae for trying to attend the wedding with Bambi [pictured with the bride]While Tommy is somewhere else

Meanwhile, following the nuptials, Molly-Mae gushed about the ‘beautiful bride’ from Venezuela as she shared a selection of the showbiz wedding of the year on Instagram.

The couple shared adorable photos of Venezuela cuddling Bambi and smiled in the sweet snap, with Molly-Mae penning: ‘Beautiful bride!!! @venezuelaprice1. ‘It’s a very special day.’

In another moment, Bambi kissed her mother, who chose to forgo her usual wedding attire in an all-black outfit.

Molly-Mae also revealed the couple’s incredible wedding cake by sharing a photo of Bambi standing next to a massive six-tiered blue wedding cake decorated with blue and yellow flowers.

Following the ceremony, Molly and her daughter made a quick exit, taking off on a private jet just before 6 p.m.

The influencer, who is due to give birth to her second child with Tommy any day now, decided to forego the night of partying as she left the Isle of Man.

The private jet was hired from Newcastle-based Naljets and cost an estimated £15,000 per day.

The official explanation for Tommy’s absence was that he was at a boxing training camp in Manchester, which surprised many at the wedding.

Less than 24 hours later, eyebrows were raised further when Tommy was photographed out and about with Molly-Mae and Bambi.

A source said: ‘It was strange that Molly-Mae made the effort but Tommy didn’t. [Venezuela’s] uncle, even though Molly-Mae was barely there and was hiding behind an umbrella when he arrived.

‘Officially, Tommy was at a training camp, but he could certainly spare half a day for the wedding; I think this underlines the extent of the collapse.’