Molly-Mae Hague shows off her huge perfume collection worth thousands as she gives a glimpse of dressing room at £4million Cheshire mansion
Molly-Mae Hague showed off her huge perfume collection worth thousands of pounds on Wednesday.
The reality TV personality, 25, gave an insight into the dressing room at her £4million Cheshire mansion while congratulating her friend Tayla Blue Watts on her new products.
Displaying Tayla's new scents, Molly said that she had found the perfect home for them amongst her impressive collection.
Opening the cabinet Molly-Mae had five bottles of Christian Dior Oud Rosewood perfume, which ranges between £125 for 40ml, upwards to £345 for 250ml.
On the next shelf down she had at least eight bottles of Jo Malone, which are worth between £116 to £160 for 100ml.
Molly-Mae Hague, 25, showed off her huge perfume collection worth thousands of pounds on Wednesday
The reality TV personality gave an insight into the dressing room at her £4million Cheshire mansion while congratulating her friend Tayla Blue Watts on her new products
Meticulously organised in colour order, Molly-Mae slotted in her newest additions from Memree by influencer, Tayla Blue.
She captioned the Instagram Story: 'I can’t tell you how long I've been waiting to put these scenes in their rightful position. Absolutely perfect. Don’t’ ask me my favourite because I genuinely can’t pick.'
Molly-Mae and her fiancé Tommy are the most financially well-off couple to come out of Love Island - and have become synonymous with the success of the ITV dating show.
The engaged couple welcomed baby Bambi in January 2023, after moving into their Cheshire mansion in March 2022.
Molly's fake tan business Filter, her former six-figure position as creative director of PrettyLittleThing and numerous brand deals have cemented her success after her time on Love Island series five in 2019.
Meanwhile Tommy's career as a boxer has seen him win whopping sums - including a £3.7million fight against Jake Paul and just under £5million for his boxing battle against KSI.
According to Companies House, Molly-Mae's company MMH Group Holdings Ltd paid £677,183 in corporation tax in 2022, meaning her income was five times this amount at £3million.
She paid £369,806 in corporation tax in 2021, meaning she saw a huge increase in her income the following year.
The former Love Island star has also saved for a rainy day as her company had a cool £1.4million in cash at the time.
Molly-Mae and her fiancé Tommy are the most financially well-off couple to come out of Love Island - and have become synonymous with the success of the ITV dating show
Molly's fake tan business Filter, her former six-figure position as creative director of PrettyLittleThing and numerous brand deals have cemented her success
Beauty Works was one of the first companies to work with Molly-Mae after she finished as runner-up on the 2019 series of Love Island.
Molly-Mae was also a creative director for fast fashion brand PrettyLittleThing which was reported to be a seven-figure deal.
As her profile continued to grow, she also collaborated with brands including EGO Shoes and Starbucks.
Molly-Mae boosted her wealth further last year after she released a bestselling memoir.
