Molly-Mae has pleaded with fans to stop turning up to her house asking for photos

Molly-Mae Hague has begged parents of her young fans to stop turning up to her house to ask for photos and autographs. The former Love Island star recently bought a new house with her boyfriend Tommy Fury in March 2022 after they both had to leave their Manchester home after they became victims to a £800k robbery.

In a YouTube video, Molly-Mae has addressed fans who keep turning up to her home uninvited asking for photos and autographs. In the video, Molly said: “This is not me being mean, this is not me being horrible. This is not me wanting a headline that says, ‘Molly-Mae won’t take pictures with fans.’

“But I’m just going to say this once. If you know my address, if you know where I live, if you know where Tommy and I live, please do not come ringing the gate. Please.”

“You know out in public I will take pictures until I’m blue in the face, I will literally take pictures all day with anybody. I will never say no to a picture but there’s a line drawn when it comes to the house.

“If you’re the parents driving your kids around on their birthdays or when they have a book that they want me to sign and you know the address and you’re driving your kid round to come and see Tommy and I, I’m not sure about that. That’s personally not a lesson I’d want to be teaching my child, letting them think that’s okay with someone’s personal space,” the PLT Creative Director said.

The couple both announced they were buying the £4 million house in March 2022, and Molly-Mae even created a separate Instagram account for the house called Molly Maison.

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Featured image credit via Instagram @mollymae.