Molly-Mae Hague Flaunts Baby Bump in Bikini

showcased her blossoming baby bump in a series of holiday snaps. 

The former Love Island star, 26, is expecting her second child in June with Tommy Fury, also 26. 

Molly took to Instagram on Monday and looked glowing in the photos. 

In one hotel room snap, Molly-Mae showed off her pregnancy curves in a brown bikini which she wore with undone blue striped pyjamas. 

In another, Molly wore a sheer white co-ord which displayed her bump. The television personality flew out with beauty brand LookFantastic, which she has had a long-standing partnership with. 

She captioned the post: 'Summer loading'. 

Fans wrote: 'You look amazing' while Paris Fury commented: 'You look amazing, actually glowing!' 

Molly recently addressed 's controversial fight date being so close to when she is .

The Love Island stars, who are already parents to three-year-old daughter Bambi, . 

However, Tommy has revealed his plans to .

After reported claims that her family are 'worried by his decision,' Molly-Mae has revealed what she really thinks about it.

Opening up in a Q&A video on her channel, she said: 'A lot of questions about how do you feel about Tommy's fight and obviously the date of it,' she said in her vlog.

'Obviously I knew that you guys were going to like be concerned about that and have questions about that, but fear not. 

'Fear not fair maiden because we're actually feeling really, really good about it and have a really good plan in place.'

 She went on: 'There's actually like a good amount of time between my birth, my supposed birth because basically I'm having the baby in London again.

'So I gave birth with Bambi at The Portland.

'I'm not worried and I'm actually really, really happy that he's got a fight because it's been over a year since his last fight.'

She continued: 'So just having a date for something and and having a focus and us having like I don't know something to look forward to in the fight like it's just I think it's actually a really, really, really positive thing and he will be here when I get home.

'He will be able to support me.'