Molly-Mae Stuns in Linen as Due Date Approaches

Pregnant  braved the heatwave in cool linen trousers and a vest top as she stepped out in Cheshire on Wednesday.

The Maebe founder, 27, is just weeks away from welcoming her second child with fiancé . They are parents to daughter Bambi, three.

Molly-Mae, who is currently 39 weeks pregnant, nailed summer chic in an all black ensemble as she stepped out to run errands. 

The influencer teamed her casual look with black sunglasses and a Bottega Veneta handbag.

This week, she defended the black sheer outfit she wore for Venezuela Fury's wedding after the bra-flashing look sparked negative comments online.

She admitted she 'didn't think about what she was going to look like' after being unsure if she would attend because she is due to give birth.

But keen to support her fiancé's family, Molly-Mae travelled with their young daughter Bambi, three, to the Isle Of Man for the celebration.

Molly-Mae said that she acted as 'Bambi's chaperone' and 'didn't care' what she looked like because she felt the day wasn't about her.

Bambi was asked to be one of 18 of Venezuela's bridesmaids and Molly-Mae said the occasion was her little girl's 'dream'.

The former Love Island star added: 'I was what can only be described as Bambi's chaperone for the wedding. There was not one part of me that thought about what I was going to look like.' 

Molly-Mae also said that she didn't realise it was frowned upon to wear black for a wedding.

She continued: 'Since when was it not acceptable to wear black to a wedding because I never thought that, I didn't know you couldn't wear black to a wedding. It's more of a, I don't want to say a funeral colour...' 

Speaking in her new vlog uploaded to YouTube, Molly-Mae said: 'We had Venezuela's wedding, it was touch and go whether we'd be able to go. I got severely humbled in the comments, which to be fair I don't know why I didn't expect.

'If I do go, if we get to go and I haven't given birth. Baby seems pretty cosy! But I didn't care what I looked like, Bambi had been asked to be a bridesmaid and I really wanted to honour that and obviously be there for the family and just show up.'

Revealing she had considered her outfit and hair, the influencer added: 'Obviously if you can, that's what you're going to do. I actually did put a bit of thought into it. I did get that jumpsuit tailored and everything. But the hair... I had my hair done in the morning, I had this really gorgeous bun. But I ended up taking it out and slicking my own bun back in.'

However after seeing some of the comments about the look she chose, Molly-Mae revealed she was a bit surprised by the reaction. 

She said: 'I had a bit of a spiral this morning, I don't know why I didn't think about the pictures and videos coming out. Because in my head I was just thinking about the wedding and it's their day, it's about them.'

Despite the comments about her outfit, the former Love Island suggested it won't take away from Bambi's experience as one of Venezuela's bridesmaids.

Molly-Mae added: 'I'm so so glad that we went, it was such a nice day. I don't think Bambi will never get over it. I think she thought she was in a dream. That is her dream, dresses and her hair and being with her cousins all day. Having the best time.'

While Molly-Mae ensured she was present at the ceremony, Tommy skipped his 16-year-old niece Venezuela's wedding to Noah Price, 19, due to boxing training. 

The boxer missed the family nuptials to focus on training camp ahead of his upcoming fight with world's strongest man Eddie Hall, scheduled for June 13 at Manchester's AO Arena. 

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Tommy's sister-in-law Paris praised the heavily-pregnant influencer for making the effort to attend the wedding with Bambi, while Tommy was elsewhere. 

'She is incredible. She is being fully supportive, and she is bringing Bambi over, so that Bambi could be a bridesmaid with the kids,' Paris gushed ahead of the big day. 

'But I have got to throw her props. She is making that journey while heavily pregnant and I wouldn't have been able to face that while I was at her term of pregnancy.' 

She added in an interview with The Sun On Sunday: 'I'm very glad that they are coming. It means a lot. It's a big journey for anyone to come from home to here.

'It's lovely that they are making the effort. It's lovely that Bambi and the other little girls all get to be bridesmaids. They are all cousins and it's sweet that they'll make memories together.'