Molly-Mae Hague says sorry to ‘those who misunderstood’ poverty remark, saying ‘I’d never intend to hurt anyone’

Love Island reality star claimed had burst into tears after running into her during an outing in Hitchin.The fan was said to have been overcome with emotions as she explained the positive effect the influencer's decision to withdraw from dermal fillers has had on her children. During her appearance on The Diary of a CEO podcast this month, the blonde beauty insisted she was taken aback by the overwhelming response she received after reverting back to her natural lips. "I literally felt the prettiest I'd ever felt once it had all gone," Molly-Mae said."I didn't realise how much respect that would get me, I didn't do it for respect, I did it for myself."I didn't do it for anyone else, I did it because I knew that I needed to."The Pretty Little Thing creative director, who reportedly signed a seven-figure deal with the fashion retailer last summer, has amassed a whopping 6.9 million followers since her rise to fame on the ITV2 reality dating show. Molly-Mae recalled her experience with the fan, who was brought to tears after dissolving her lip filler in late 2020. "She was so grateful to me for doing what I did with my filler because she's so happy about the effect it had on her children," Molly-Mae remembered."My mum started crying. It was all like emotions.

Molly-Mae Hague is offering to take on an assistant to grow her fake tan business with a salary of £20,000.

LOVE Island star Molly-Mae Hague has revealed that fans have "cried their eyes out" when they meet her after she dissolved her lip filler. The PrettyLittleThing creative director - who faced the music for her controversial comments about poverty and wealth last week - told The Diary of a CEO podcast about the emotional reaction she gets in public. Molly-Mae, 22, opened up about having her lip and face fillers dissolved to podcast creator and Dragon's Den star Steven Bartlett.

MULTI-millionaire Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague's fake tan brand is hiring a social media content creator for less than £17,000 a year. Cosmetics company Filter by Molly-Mae is looking for a social media savvy candidate to run the Instagram account and market the self-tanner. Influencer Molly-Mae, 22, is not only the creative director at online fashion retailed PrettyLittleThing - she also owns the tanning brand Filter.

MOLLY-MAE Hague is now a multi-millionaire as she signs a massive seven-figure deal with Beauty Works. The huge new contract comes after the Love Island star sparked outrage over her “tone deaf” remarks about poverty and success.

MOLLY-Mae Hague showed it was business as usual as she showed off her new shorter hair style on Instagram today. The 22-year-old debuted a smart bob tonight after getting her hair cut earlier this week, as she continues to try and move on from her “tone deaf” remarks about success.

LOVE Island winner Amber Gill has called Molly-Mae Hague's "same 24 hours" comments "damaging" and "unfair" in a new YouTube video. The Geordie lass, who shot to fame alongside Molly-Mae on the 2019 edition of Love Island, said because of her mixed race background she was unable to share her friend's view.

MOLLY-MAE Hague admitted she had 'nightmares' about her old 9-5 job's staff room in a resurfaced picture. The 22-year-old influencer, who is know best know for her Love Island appearance, worked as a life guard before finding fame.

MOLLY-MAE Hague has revealed that she has employed staff to watch out for people taking pictures of her when she's on holiday. Since shooting to fame on the fifth season of Love Island three years ago, the 22-year-old has become one of the ITV2 show's biggest success stories.

TV celebrity Molly-Mae Hague claims she’s so famous that she can’t go to the shops without bringing her bodyguards.

MOLLY-MAE Hague boasted about "napping from 2pm to 7pm" before telling fans "we all have the same 24 hours in a day". The Love Island star, 22, was recently slammed over comments she made about her success on the The Diary Of A CEO podcast. Molly, who shot to fame on the fifth season of the ITV2 dating show back 2019, came under fire over comments she made about poverty during her chat with host Steven Bartlett.

MOLLY-MAE Hague has been seen out and about for the first time since sparking outrage with "tone deaf" remarks about her success. The 22-year-old, who shot to fame on the fifth series of Love Island in 2019, looked in high spirits as she went to get her hair done in Wilmslow, Cheshire.  Molly kept herself warm as she walked around the northern town in a long grey coat, designer scarf and huge black handbag.

Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague WILL be keeping her job as creative director of PrettyLittleThing after critics called for her to be sacked.

LOVE Island star Molly-Mae Hague has insisted she can't pop to the shops without security because she is so well-known. It comes after the the 22-year-old was scrutinised for comments she made about her success by insisting "we all have the same 24 hours in the day" on the The Diary Of A CEO podcast. Molly's life has totally changed since shooting to fame on the fifth series of ITV show in 2019, and now can't even go to the shops without getting stopped by fans in the street.

MOLLY-Mae Hague fans claim there is "something very off" about her apology for controversial comments on privilege and wealth. The 22-year-old addressed the fallout from her appearance on The Diary of a CEO podcast with a statement shared on social media last night.

Clearing the air. Molly-Mae Hague apologized for her recent remarks about wealth, poverty and work ethic after being slammed for saying all people “have the same 24 hours in a day” to improve their lives.

MOLLY-Mae Hague is being backed by PrettyLittleThing after critics called for her to be sacked as creative director. The 22-year-old has been viciously trolled after comments she made on a podcast went viral.

MOLLY-Mae Hague fans fear she has been the victim of a clever marketing ploy after going viral when a podcast interview resurfaced. The 22-year-old has suffered serious backlash after insisting "we all have the same 24 hours in the day" while on The Diary Of A CEO hosted by Steven Bartlett.

DRAGONS' Den mogul Steven Barlett says Molly-Mae Hague is being "crucified" for her success because she's a woman. Multi-millionaire Molly-Mae, 22, has suffered serious backlash after insisting "we all have the same 24 hours in the day" while on The Diary of a CEO. But businessman Steven - whose interview with Molly-Mae went viral - says no one cared when men made similar comments on the podcast.

LOVE Island star Molly-Mae Hague revealed that her only goal following her TV appearance was to have £1million in her bank account. The reality TV contestant - who took part in the ITV2 dating show in 2019 - went on to detail how she set her sights on doubling it soon after banking the cash. Molly-Mae, 22, went on to capitalise on a number of opportunities following her TV fame - including her own fake tanning brand.

LOVE Island's Maura Higgins sizzled in a sexy corset after fiercely defending pal Molly-Mae Hague. The Dancing on Ice star glammed up in her underwear for an Instagram post amidst the storm over Molly-Mae's comments on poverty.