Molly-Mae Hague has removed all traces of PrettyLittleThing from her Instagram bio after stepping down as creative director role to focus on motherhood.
Molly-Mae Hague removes PLT from Instagram bio
The former ‘Love Island’ star, 24, walked away from the position after 22 months, to turn more of her attention to her four-month-old daughter Bambi - who she has with her boyfriend Tommy Fury, 24.
However, she has insisted that she will remain with the fashion brand as an ambassador, although there is no mention of it in her current Instagram bio, which only references her position as CEO of her fake tan brand, Filter, and the handle of her home/interiors account , alongside her agent's contact details.
Molly - who was reportedly paid £400,000 a month for the role - confirmed the announcement on her YouTube channel, telling viewers: “A lot of people have been asking me about PLT creative director, how's the role going, how's everything going with PLT, and everything is going incredibly with PLT… I will forever have the most insane relationship with PLT… they are literally my family. I am still working with them and doing collections and edits, but I have actually decided to step down as my creative director role.
“Over the last few weeks, I have realised that I'm only going to get this time once with my first-born child and I'm only going to get Bambi being four months old once and I feel like I've had to rearrange my life a little bit and lose some commitments that I did have.
“Myself and PLT have decided collectively that as much as the creative director role was incredible and I have literally loved being the creative director of PLT more than anything it was such an amazing chapter for me it has naturally come to an end.
“I am a mum now and I never really gave myself a maternity leave and I got straight back into work instantly because my work is my phone and showing my life is my work. The last thing I would want to be is in a role that I can't fulfil right this moment.
“There is no drama, there is absolutely no tea … nothing has gone on.”