Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague has opened up about her struggle to let go of her family home which she has lived in for almost four years and brought her daughter up in

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Molly-Mae is struggling to sell her home for emotional reasons

Molly-Mae Hague shared with fans her latest dilemma while on a video post on social media. The reality TV star, who is a mum of one, told fans that she is in a quandary when it comes to the sale of her £3.8million house, as she doesn’t want to let it go – despite knowing she has to.

The 26-year-old reality TV star, who shot to fame on Love Island in 2019, moved into her lavish home in 2022, along with fiancé Tommy Fury.

But things have been somewhat rocky between the pair, which may explain her decision to leave the once family home. Speaking on her vlog, she told fans: “Like I still don’t know what I’m doing in terms of this house.”

She went on to say that “a lot of big decisions need to be made in terms of what I’m going to do with this house, and I’ve mentioned it [but] I don’t want to sell it. I don’t particularly want to rent it ou,t but then equally, what am I keeping it for? I don’t know. I just don’t, I really, really don’t know.”

She then continued: “Like there’s some things, that I know in my mind like I’m ready to do, and I want to do, but like in terms of this house…This house will always be so incredibly sentimental to me.”

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Moly-Mae Hague opens up about emotional struggle with house sale

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Despite her growing fame, Molly expressed that the house she currently shares with her daughter Bambi, “is more than just a house.”

She added: “I don’t know. I think just like need to figure out like what the next few months is going to look like in terms of where I basically go from here and with this house.”

Looking at options in order to stay living in the north of England, she even looked at her mother moving up from the south. But she soon discarded that idea, as her mum’s husband has an “amazing job” in the south.

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In an interview with the Decemebr/January issue of Cosmopolitan magazine, she said: “I felt like I’d lived so much life by 23, I felt really ready for a new chapter. Tommy and I were in an incredible place and to have something that was half him, half me, just felt really special. I’ve never had any regrets about starting a family young. ”

She added: “But if I could go back and maybe go again, would I have waited a few more years? Potentially. I would love more days to just sit and do absolutely nothing. They were great for my mental health.”

She also touched on the possibility of having another child. She continued: “I think about it a lot, and I feel a real pressure around it because I’m desperate to give Bambi a sibling.

“But I would never want to do it just for her – I would also want to do it because it is something I want to do. At the same time as being a mum, I also have huge career ambitions and when I fell pregnant with Bambi, my biggest goal was that I didn’t want to lose my identity – I didn’t want to lose myself and my goals and my dreams and my business ambitions because I was becoming a mum.”