Molly-Mae Struggles with Severe Pregnancy Symptoms

has revealed she has been struggling with 'severe hunger' during her second pregnancy. 

The former Love Island star, 26, is six months along with her second child with her fiancé . 

In a new vlog she shared on Sunday, Molly-Mae described her hunger as 'chronic' and said it left her feeling like she could 'collapse on the floor at any time.' 

In the video, Molly-Mae was seen driving while having a protein shake as she told her followers: 'Let's have a protein shake this morning, which is the first time in a really long time.

'But, do you know what? I've really noticed that my pregnancy hunger has gone away in this later part of my second trimester.

'I feel like, I just don't really feel really hungry. I've kind of gone back to my old diet, which is great.'

The star, who is already mother to three-year-old Bambi, said she experienced similar symptoms during her first pregnancy.

She added: 'Before it was like, by the time I got to midday, I had already had like 18 courses.

'The hunger was chronic. That's been my symptom both times in both of my pregnancies.

'Severe hunger to the point where it's 'If I don't eat now I might actually just collapse on the floor.

'The hunger was so mental, and it was the exact same this time round in my first trimester.'

The influencer said she needed 'food, food, food, constantly' and 'just needed to eat all the time.'  

Molly-Mae recently revealed she is considering getting a boob job after convincing herself that pregnancy has had a negative impact on her breasts.

'I'll be honest they ain't pretty,' she told viewers in another  vlog. 'Like, they truly wholeheartedly, and I'm not even being harsh on myself, they ain't pretty.' 

The influencer was addressing fans while renovations continue at Fury's home - among them a new walk-in wardrobe for her mountain of clothes and accessories.  

'When I'm not wearing a bra, hope all the guys can't hear me [the workmen], but they're really saggy,' she admitted. 

'I'm only 26 and I feel like there's time not to be saggy Maggie in this life.' 

Molly-Mae also confirmed that she and Tommy were sleeping in separate bedrooms due to another unfortunate pregnancy side-effect - loud snoring. 

'I've permanently, as of last night, banished myself to the spare room,' she said.  

'I've made peace with myself that for the rest of my pregnancy I probably am going to sleep in the spare room because my congestion has been beyond. I've never been this bunged up in my life. I don't feel ill, I don't feel fluey.' 

Taking to Instagram on Friday morning, Molly-Mae - who has - gave Instagram followers a glimpse at her sizeable wardrobe space, which is still in the early stages of renovation.

Sweeping her camera phone around the empty room, she explained: 'There's been a lot of progress at the house - we've basically got somewhere that looks somewhat like a dressing room.'

Admitting a team of builders had been carrying out the laborious work without her, she added: 'I've had zero involvement, but things are starting to come together and apparently it's going to be finished by today, however I will believe it when I see it.'

The completed space will include a large dressing table, a full length mirror, numerous shelves, partially closed rails and tasteful lighting, giving it the appearance of a boutique.

The wardrobe even got the seal of approval from Hague's daughter, despite the three year old claiming it urgently needed a carpet.

Hague recently discussed her second pregnancy and shared the 'irritating' symptoms she's experiencing in her first vlog since announcing the happy news.

She told viewers: 'I don't really know how we got here, but I'm pregnant, legitimately the worst kept secret.

'But that's honestly my own fault because towards the end, I got really lazy trying to hide it. We weren't even trying to hide it. We were at a spa over the weekend and I was openly saying to people that 'I'm pregnant', to the staff.'

She added: 'Having a toddler is savage, if you want to keep a secret don't tell them. Bambi is telling everyone, she told all the air hostesses on the way home from the Maldives, she's told all her teachers at nursery.

'The people who have known through Bambi have been really great to me and just pretended that they didn't hear.'