Molly Mae reveals she’s moving house after spending thousands renovating £3.5m Cheshire mansion

MOLLY Mae Hague revealed she was moving house after spending thousands renovating her £3.5m Cheshire mansion.

The 24-year-old shared on Instagram that it's "on the cards" to move.

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During an Instagram Q&A, a fan asked Molly if moving house was "on the cards," and she responded: "One word... Potentially."

This comes as a surprise since Molly had previously called her current pad, that took three years to find, her 'dream home'.

The house is believed to have six bedrooms, a home gym, dressing room, 5,000 sq ft of land, and a spacious garden.

Molly recently showed fans her the interior of her white wood panelled walk-in wardrobe with crisp clean carpets.

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She lives there with her boxer beau Tommy Fury and their one-year-old, Bambi.

Given Tommy's career, the Love Island couple have the option to move anywhere in the world.

Molly has shown that she's a true jet setter in recent weeks, taking numerous private jets for her trips away.

She had first shocked fans when she took a private jet to her £120,000-a-week retreat in Ibiza last month.

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She followed that up with two jets, one to the village of Courchevel in France for a ski trip and one on the way back.

The star made it clear that she had no hesitation in indulging in luxury, but as a result, she received backlash from fans.

Fans were concerned by the use of a private jet, which produces up to 14 times more carbon emissions per passenger than a commercial flight, for such a short trip.

"Can’t get on board with the private jet for a ridiculously short flight," wrote one fan.

"Ever thought about the deteriorating world your bringing you’re child into? We’re in a climate crisis…"; said a second.

"What is wrong with British Airways," a third asked, while another fumed: "Wow, and the carbon footprint for this is?!"

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