18 August 2023 , 22:02
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Molly-Mae Hague is set to rival Holly Willoughby and Kourtney Kardashian as she reportedly plans on launching a huge lifestyle brand.
The 24-year-old’s new business venture comes just after she announced she had parted ways with fast fashion giant PrettyLittleThing, and had quit her role as creative director at the firm to focus on being mum to her and fiance Tommy Fury’s daughter Bambi, who she welcomed in January. Molly-Mae walked away from her £5 million deal at PLT in June, but is still collaborating with them on clothing collections, and has now revealed her latest project.
The former Love Island star is keen to capitalise on her passion for interior design and has reportedly filed documents at Companies House in July to announce a new company has been registered in Molly’s name - MMH Lifestyle. However, no further details of the new business have been shared, but it’s likely that Molly-Mae could be branching out into homeware and interior decor, or even wellbeing.
Molly-Mae registered the name of the company in July (mollymae/Instagram)
The home she shares with Tommy is chic and serene (INSTAGRAM)Some are suggesting her new venture could rival that of Holly Willoughby’s lifestyle brand Wylde Moon, or even Kourtney Kardashian’s Poosh label, and Molly-Mae was inspired to launch her own brand by her followers. “Fans are always asking where she got her home decor from, where her clothes are from and for her hair and beauty tips so it'll be a huge success,” a source told The Sun.
Molly-Mae has yet to comment on the reports, but the reality star is no stranger to expanding her business portfolio, as she already has the hugely successful fake tan brand Filter By Molly-Mae under her belt. She also hinted at another interior project when she revealed she had bought an office space on her MollyMaison Instagram account, and teased fans by announcing: “New office PENDING.”
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Fans speculated she was overhauling the space to make way for a new podcast, as Molly-Mae already has a successful YouTube channel, but others suggested she could be launching her own interiors company. However, she was criticised for quitting her role as PLT creative director to focus on motherhood, as she doesn’t seem to be slowing down professionally.
At the time, Molly-Mae insisted there was “no drama” when she parted ways with PLT, but said that the “chapter” had come to a natural end. “I am still working with them and doing collections and edits, but I have actually decided to step down as my creative director role,” she said in a video on her YouTube channel.
She said she had already been forced to cancel commitments and “rearrange my life a little bit” since welcoming Bambi at the beginning of the year, and realised she is “only going to get this time once” with her daughter. “The last thing I would want to be is in a role that I can’t fulfil right this moment,” she explained. “There is no drama, there is absolutely no tea… nothing has gone on.”