Molly Mae Hague shows off thousands of pounds of designer luggage as she arrives in New York after being holiday shamed

MOLLY-MAE Hague has jetted to New York with six huge suitcases and designer make-up bags in tow.

The 24-year-old former Love Island star landed in the Big Apple on Friday and shared a snap of her luxury luggage on Instagram.

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Molly, who shares seven-month-old daughter Bambi with her fiancé Tommy Fury, photographed a hotel porter unloading her taxi and piles of cases stacked on a trolley to be transferred to her room.

In another photo the star, who is thought to be worth a staggering £7.9m, revealed she had not one, but four toiletry bags, including two from Louis Vuitton and one large Christian Dior case.

The influencer later posed in a white bath robe from a gorgeous suite that featured white walls, framed artwork, and cream sofas.

Molly has suffered some backlash about all the trips she’s been on, after revealing earlier this week that she forgot she was going to New York for work.

And she recently came under fire from cruel trolls who questioned her travelling so much while being a mum to a young baby.

Speaking in her latest YouTube video she revealed she had asked her manager for a quiet week but was shocked to discover she was jetting across the pond.

She said: “I said I really wanted a really chilled week but Fran said that’s great but we are going to New York next week.

“In my mind New York was towards the end of the year, so the fact that New York is coming around, does that mean we are near the end of the year. September, October, November, December, guys we have four months left of this year.

“So anyway I am heading to New York next week even though I was planning on having a really chilled week. I have loads to be doing to prep for that trip.”

So far this year, Molly has already been to Marbella, Athens, Dubai and Ibiza.

One person asked on social media: “Don’t everyone think she should calm down a bit with travelling with Bambi too much because I believe a newborn is meant to be home to get used to home, be comfortable and then travel when they are six months.”

Another echoed: “Can’t you keep her at home.”

A third quipped: “Bambi’s not even one yet and my girl has been on more holidays than myself.”

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