Announcing the announcement on Instagram, the 23-year-old shared a photo of her week-old baby lying in a nursery crib that featured the name Bambi in light-up lettering on the wall.
It captioned her daughter’s name, pursued by a white love heart.
Although the post initially let users comment, the process later disappeared – suggesting Hague opted to turn them off.
Her spouse and father to Bambi, Tommy Fury, didn’t post name information on his feed simultaneously but did share a lovely message and photo on his Instagram story.
“The best mummy in the whole world. Watching how you take care of Bambi drives me to love you better than I knew I could,” he wrote, conveying a picture of Hague and their baby in the hospital.
“You’re everything I could have ever desired for a mum and part model for our perfect girl. Thank you for making my fantasies come true, babe. I love you.”
The name disclosure comes after Hague warned her fans they were going to “love it or hate it” in a YouTube video published in October last year.
In the video, she said the name of her baby girl settled out since she was a young child.
“Luckily, when I encountered Tommy, and I told him the name I’ve always desired to use, he loved it too,” she said.
Hague said evolving as a mum was the “best thing to ever happen” to her.
There is no feeling like having you in her arms, little one. My heart explodes, she said on Instagram.
“Thank you for safely entering this world and gifting us the gift of being your parents. We pledge to love and care for you conditionally forever.”
The child’s birth was seemingly inadvertently revealed by the forthcoming opponent of professional boxer Fury on 26 February.
Announcing the long-awaited fight on Instagram four days prior while teasing Fury, YouTube star Jake Paul said: “Tommy has no excuses now… Baby’s born. Money’s massive. Immigration no issue.”
Following their time on Love Island in 2019, Fury, the younger half-brother of world champion heavyweight Tyson Fury, and Hague have forged successful careers.
The pair, who met on Love Island, received their first kid, a daughter, last week and conveyed the happy news on social media earlier this week.
While initially supporting the newborn’s name beneath wraps, the new parents published a photo of their baby girl lying in her greenhouse with her character, Bambi, lit up in white neon on the wall yesterday evening.
And, of class, social media had some ideas on the unique choice.
Some big fans of Hague and Fury’s pick, with one person twittering: “Why am I smitten with Molly-Mae calling her daughter Bambi? It’s kitsch.”
Another counted that the name is “so beautiful,” while another explained the moniker as “unique.”
“Bambi is a sweet name for a girl,” another fan wrote.
But others needed to be more eager on the name of choice.
“Molly mae is the prime model of ‘Recognize you are naming a grown-up human, not a baby’ like poor Bambi is gonna [sic] have to go to Starbucks or into a discussion or apply for a mortgage one daylight with that name,” one user tweeted.
“Love from Molly-Mae, Tommy & Bambi! Did she not feel about how that would look on a card? Doesn’t rush,” another followed.
“Is Molly-Mae moving to do a Kylie Jenner and adjust Bambi’s name in 12 months? I think she power,” one more pondered.
For most of us, the word Bambi will permanently associate with the tearjerking 1942 Disney film following the experiences of a little deer who loses his mother. Still, there are some alternative definitions of the word.
In Italian, it comes from the terms ‘bambino’ and ‘Bambina,’ which represent ‘baby boy’ and ‘baby girl,’ respectively.
Nevertheless, Bambi translates to ‘night rain’ in Korean and can also mean ‘pink’ in Arabic.
While some fans predicted the name could surge in popularity thanks to Hague’s choice, the moniker is rare.
