Molly-Mae Hague, mother-to-be, confesses that she has ‘not slept well since her pregnancy’.

Molly-Mae will welcome her first child, a girl, with Tommy Fury in the coming months. Friday on Saturdaynight Molly-Mae shared her pregnancy insomnia struggles with fans via Instagram. She revealed that she ‘hasn’t had a good sleep since falling pregnant’, made fun of the fact that she didn’t sleep well and that she was ‘ready’ for the nights with the baby.

‘I really can’t complain about my pregnancy but if I was to say the hardest part for me… The 80 toilet trips in the night and the two hours it takes me to get back to sleep after each one.

I haven’t had a good nights sleep since I fell pregnant… I’m absolutely ready for these newborn nights,’ she wrote in her stories.

Last week, she posted a photo of her baby bump telling her followers she feels like her stomach is finally growing. She posted a mirror selfie saying: ‘Girl is growinggg!’.

In addition to this caption Molly-Mae shared the following with her fans: ‘Bump update. Sent this to my sister before to show her how much I feel like I have grown in the last few days.

‘I feel like my bump has finally started to rise properly and now it deffo feels like a proper bump.

Honestly up until this point I really haven’t felt like I have a baby in my belly at all. Girl is growing.’

Freshly, the influencer also confessed she ‘cried every single day’ and ‘felt quite sad’ during the first months of her being pregnant.

Molly-Mae shares more details on Youtube

In a video on her Youtube channel, Molly-Mae said: ‘I had extreme emotions up to seven weeks, so from finding out to about seven or eight weeks, I was so so so emotional, I cried literally every single day.

Emotions were very high and I felt sad a lot which was very weird because all our dreams had come true, I had fallen pregnant. I was so so happy but I couldn’t feel that happiness yet. Up until eight weeks, I felt quite sad, which I didn’t expect.’

‘I have also written down her insomnia during my first trimester, I had really bad night sleeps.’