Love Island's Molly-Mae Hague already has baby names planned for kids with Tommy Fury
Love Island's Molly-Mae Hague has revealed that she already has baby names "in mind" for her and Tommy Fury's future children together - and apparently we're all going to hate them.
Molly's revelation come after she previously announced that it 'probably won't be long' before she has a baby with Tommy, who she came second with on the 2019 series of Love Island, with Molly adding, "I've always wanted to have a baby slightly younger anyway."
OMG. Can you imagine a mini Molly-Tommy mix running around? Adorable.
Molly revealed her baby name plans during a Q&A on her Instagram Stories, where fans submitted 'assumptions' about her, one of which being that she'll give her kids "unusual names".
She responded, explaining, "Yes, a million percent. No one in my child’s class is having the same name as them."
The ex-Love Islander continued, revealing that she already has baby names planned. "I already have names in mind that I know everyone is going to hate, and I just can’t wait for it," she explained.
However, Molly made sure to clarify that she isn't having babies just yet, writing on her Story, "It’s not happening yet though guys. Every girl has baby names they love."
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Continuing with the baby chat, Molly also revealed that she'd be happy to have a baby before getting married, explaining, "I really, really don’t believe in like having to get married before having a child. I don’t think there’s an order to it."
So, reckon we'll hear the pitter patter of some mini Molly and Tommys any time soon?
It could be sooner than you're expecting, with Molly saying during a previous Q&A that it probably wouldn't be "ages" before she and Tommy, who are both 21, have a child.
When asked, "How much longer will it be before you and Tommy start a family?" Molly replied, "Probably not ages, like, I've always wanted to have a baby slightly younger anyway, so not going to be super, super old or not going to be super, super young."
Well, there you have it.
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