Pregnant Molly-Mae Hague covered her baby bump in a black coat as she headed to her Maebe offices in Cheshire on Thursday. 

The reality star, 26, who announced she is expecting her second child with Tommy Fury a week ago, has said she already knows her baby’s gender and name. 

She looked like she was feeling the cold as she wrapped her long black coat around herself, while wearing dark sunglasses and chunky boots and clutching a coffee. 

Molly-Mae had her long-term manager Fran Britton by her side as they prepared to get to work. 

On Tuesday, the former Love Island star discussed the ‘irritating’ symptoms she’s experiencing throughout her second pregnancy.

Pregnant Molly-Mae Hague, (left) covered her bump in a black coat when she headed to her office in Cheshire on Thursday as she revealed she already knows her baby’s gender and name

She looked like she was feeling the cold as she wrapped her long black coat around herself, while wearing dark sunglasses and chunky boots and clutching a coffee

In her first vlog since announcing the happy news, the television personality said her baby news was her ‘worst-kept secret’ as her daughter Bambi, two, ‘told everyone’.

Molly had announced on Instagram that she was six months pregnant in a ‘low-key’ grainy black-and-white ‘home video’.

Speaking to her fans in the YouTube update, she said: ‘I don’t really know how we got here, but I’m pregnant, legitimately the worst kept secret.

‘But that’s honestly my own fault because towards the end, I got really lazy trying to hide it. We weren’t even trying to hide it. 

‘We were at a spa over the weekend and I was openly saying to people that “I’m pregnant”, to the staff.’

Molly continued: ‘Having a toddler is savage, if you want to keep a secret don’t tell them. Bambi is telling everyone, she told all the air hostesses on the way home from the Maldives, she’s told all her teachers at nursery. 

‘The people who have known through Bambi have been really great to me and just pretended that they didn’t hear.’

Over the last month, eagle-eyed fans noticed that she had been sipping on peppermint tea and even accidentally flashed her ‘bump’ in the reflection of a darkened window during one YouTube vlog.

Molly-Mae had her long-term manager Fran Britton by her side as they prepared to get to work

In her first vlog since announcing the happy news, the television personality said her baby news was her ‘worst-kept secret’ as her daughter Bambi, two, ‘told everyone’

Molly-Mae added: ‘We still in this current moment, we don’t have anything filmed, I felt like posting a black statement on my Instagram saying “Yes, I am pregnant”, we don’t even have anything to post.

‘I haven’t really been documenting anything, it’s been so different this time, it just feels really chilled and I feel really at peace weirdly.’ 

After struggling with her last pregnancy, the influencer said she was suffering again with similar problems, which also made it ‘hard to hide’.

She explained: ‘One of my symptoms is my skin, my eczema, my skin is so so irritated and flared. It was the same in my last pregnancy, I’m just struggling with little things to hide it.

‘I’m constantly out of breath as you guys have noticed in my videos. I’ve got quite a full-on bump which you guys have seen in my last video in all the reflections.’ 

Molly had announced on Instagram that she was six months pregnant in a ‘low-key’ grainy black-and-white ‘home video’ 

Speaking to her fans in the YouTube update, she said: ‘Having a toddler is savage. Bambi is telling everyone, she told all the air hostesses on the way home from the Maldives’

She continued: ‘I am pregnant and yeah my body is changing and there are differences visibly emotionally, mentally, physically.’

It sounds like I’ve got a rotten cold and one of my symptoms has been congestion. I woke up this morning to an empty bed and Tommy wasn’t there and I came into the spare room and said I was snoring so loudly.’

Molly added: ‘I’m so lucky to say that I’ve had a really amazing pregnancy, I’m so beyond blessed that I’ve had a very smooth experience.

‘I don’t get sick, I’ve not had symptoms that are debilitating, I can kind of pretty much crack on as usual, which is amazing for me because I’m not one of those women, you amazing women out there that have horrendous morning sickness and still get up and get your things done.

‘Best believe if I felt like that, I’d be done for, the whole world would hear about it.’

Molly said that while she does know the gender and has a name, she is saving that for another time.