Molly-Mae opens up about ‘debilitating’ anxiety that leaves her ‘scared of everything’

Heavily pregnant Molly-Mae Hague has opened up about her ‘debilitating’ anxiety that leaves her ‘scared of everything’ and suffering with thoughts of impending doom

Molly-Mae Hague has opened up about her ‘debilitating’ anxiety that leaves her not wanting to leave her luxury Cheshire home as she suffers with thoughts of impending doom – Convinced that something terrible will happen to herself or her three-year-old daughter Bambi.

In her latest YouTube vlog, the former Love Islander admitted that since becoming a mum she sees potential danger everywhere and fears for her families safety. The 26-year-old shared: “Since becoming a mum I have become so scared of everything, every time I leave the house, every time I get in an Uber or every time I get on a plane…

“I never, ever used to be scared of anything, all my friends would literally say to me, ‘You’re so brave, you’re the non-scared one of the group’, like if I go skiing I’d throw myself down a mountain, I don’t really have much fear, I’d watch on any horror movie, go on any rollercoaster.

“But I’d say in the last year I see danger in every single corner, every single time I leave the house I think something is going to happen to me, every single time Bambi leaves the house or goes somewhere I am worrying something is going to happen to her.”

Molly, who was filming from her £2,791.52-a-night babymoon in Switzerland with fiance Tommy Fury, added that it’s impacted her day-to-day life.

She continued: “I don’t want to sound deep, I don’t want to say I have been struggling with it, but it’s kind of quite debilitating at times.

“Even when we’ve been going into the city whilst we’re here, every time we get into the Uber I am praying to get out of the Uber, I am like ‘I just want to get out, I just want to get out, I just want to be safe, I want to be on ground’.”

Molly explained she wants to be safe for her toddler Bambi, and unborn child who is due in the next few weeks.

“I am not just living for me any more, I am living for a child, I am her protector and I just think you have so much more responsibility when you become a parent that you have to sort of safe-guard yourself and make sure you protect yourself to be there for them.

“So you don’t only have the worry of keeping them alive you also have the worry of keeping yourself alive.”

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