Molly-Mae: Lucky Mummy in Size 10 After Baby

said she is 'one lucky mummy' as she posed for a sweet Instagram snap with her newborn son Midas on Tuesday. 

The influencer, 27, looked happier than ever as she cuddled her baby boy while posing for a mirror selfie in her lavish walk-in wardrobe at her £4.75 million Cheshire mansion.

Molly looked incredible in a black short sleeved bodysuit which she teamed with a pair of blue denim jeans and flip flops. 

She also shared an adorable black and white snap of daughter Bambi and son Midas cuddling up to partner in bed.  

The new post comes after

The former Love Island star made a surprise appearance to watch her fiancé Tommy, 27, beat former World's Strongest Man Eddie Hall by majority decision in a Misfits Boxing exhibition bout at the AO Arena in Manchester.

She looked stunning just 12 days after giving birth to the couple's second child, their son Midas, with Tommy using his fight to reveal their baby's name on his top and shorts.

Molly wore a £90 'Power Fitted' dress from her own Maebe collection for the big night, telling fans she was in a size 10 and it was 'quite possibly the ONLY dress that would've made me feel confident 2 weeks PP.'

She revealed on Instagram that the look hinged on 'spanx, also a GIANT pad and a lot of prayers.'

She also uploaded a snap of her current reality, as she breastfed Midas with vomit covering her top. 'Don't get it twisted! I pulled myself together for a few hours to support Tommy but this is the reality of most of my evenings currently,' the mum of two wrote.

'Taking deep breaths, covered in vomit, whilst being used as a human cow and trying to look after my other sassy human too!'

Molly-Mae also had an uplifting message for her followers, explaining how she was relishing the newborn days much more second time around.

'The BEST part for me about doing this second time round is knowing wholeheartedly that every hard day, stage and chapter with your child is honestly just a phase,' she said.

'No difficult day with your baby lasts forever and no tricky chapter stays the same. The comfort I've taken in that this time around has made me feel so different.'

She added that during her three-year-old daughter Bambi's newborn days 'I used to sit staring out of the window while breastfeeding thinking my life was over (as dramatic as it sounds).'

'I thought I'd never sleep again, never get a moment to myself and never really be able to cope. I couldn't see the light at the end of the tunnel because I hadn't reached it yet.'

'But this time I know it's there. I know there will still be challenging moments but I also know how quickly it all goes. I'll blink and I won't have a tiny newborn anymore and if anything, that's the part that makes me sad.'