Molly-Mae Hague reveals she begged a photographer to delete ‘horrific’ pic showing her with ‘no neck and chin’

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Molly-Mae Hague shared that she once pleaded with a photographer to erase an unflattering image of her due to its disturbing portrayal, mentioning that it appeared she had no neck or chin.

Previously on Love Island, a 26-year-old former contestant disclosed in her recent YouTube video that she reached out to photographers to remove an unattractive photo they had taken of her.

In a humorous manner, she playfully mentioned she had no discernible neck or chin. Subsequently, she shared a picture saved on her phone with the audience, after taking a brief hiatus from social media.

The former PLT Creative Director expressed it this way: ‘Seeing that photo of me from yesterday really put things into perspective and served as a reminder of my humility.’

I’m curious if this area on the picture resembles the part of my neck and chin, as it seems somewhat similar to the character ‘G’ from Spy Kids who has a thumbs for a head.

The affluent social figure further disclosed that she started employing an ice roller on her face, neck, and jawline following a particular online photo she came across.

For this photo, I don’t have a visible neck connecting my face to my body – it seems I’m neckless by accident! Laughing it off, she joked that her neck had taken a temporary leave of absence.

‘The pap that took this photo actually took it down because I DM’d him.

I was so shocked, I asked him if he had chosen those photos. Since I rarely interact with them, it felt like he might be intentionally undermining me.”

“After being taken aback, I inquired whether he had selected the photos. Given our minimal interactions, it seemed as though he could be trying to sabotage me.

Molly added: ‘Some people think they edit them, but I actually don’t think they do edit them.

I suppose I must resemble that a bit, but let me assure you, I do have a chin.

After Molly-Mae disclosed her concerns about her 2-year-old daughter, Bambi, biting two other kids at the nursery in a recent YouTube post, we’re discussing this situation.

In a recent online post, the open and honest influencer shared her personal experiences with her followers, expressing that the situation was quite different from what she wishes for her child. She stated, “It’s a stark contrast to what I envision for my child.

I found myself grappling with the decision to treat my daughter to an ice cream after the recent event, fearing that it might be perceived as a “reward for misbehavior” instead of a simple gesture of affection.

Molly-Mae shared that her older sister, Zoe Rae (age 28), felt it was inadvisable to offer a snack to their pet Bambi, yet she admitted to being uncertain about how to handle the situation. In fact, she sought guidance from an AI assistant named ChatGPT regarding the issue.

The single mom, who has just reconnected with her partner Tommy Fury, expressed doubts about the nursery’s method of gentle parenting since she wasn’t sure if Bambi would understand that biting is inappropriate.

In a candid conversation, she revealed, “Today, I received a call from the nursery informing me that she bit another child there. Regrettably, this is not a new occurrence.

Currently, I’m closely involved with a daycare where an unusual outbreak of children biting each other is underway. It’s quite a challenging situation.

The other day, I received a call informing me that she had been bitten, and when she returned home, there was a clear bite mark on her arm.

Although I wasn’t angry or frustrated, I had a feeling that she would soon repeat her actions towards another child since it hadn’t been long before they would have to call me about it.

In her nursery, it seems that they are mimicking each other’s actions because they see one another performing the same behavior.

She mentioned: “I received a call from her caregiver, stating that she had bitten someone once more today. It leaves me wondering if it’s appropriate to take her out for ice cream as a reward later on, considering she behaved poorly at nursery?

On the one hand, I’m unsure if I should make a fuss about it. When that incident occurred last week, I chose to keep quiet and handle the situation discreetly instead.

I’m not bringing it up, as I suspect they might be doing it to provoke a response, stir things up, or simply get us discussing it.

Instead of bringing it up, it seems the previous approach hasn’t been effective since she went ahead and did it once more in nursery today. Even without any response from me, the issue persists.

‘She’s getting the reaction she wants…if we’re all talking about it.’

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2025-08-19 00:34