MOLLY-MAE Hague showcased her flat stomach while she sported a bikini — just six weeks after giving birth.
The reality TV stunner and her boyfriend Tommy Fury welcomed son Midas, their second child, last month.
Taking to Instagram, the Love Island alum, 27, posed for mirror selfies wearing a green bikini top alongside an open white shirt and trousers.
Above one of the snaps, Molly-Mae additionally added the caption: “Mommy.”
It comes as fans branded the reality star “irresponsible” as she headed on a holiday to Greece.
She revealed her family — including Midas — were travelling to their trip away via a private plane.
One wrote: “Babies so young are vulnerable when taken on planes due to their tiny ears and the change in climate can be too much also.
“At least wait until he’s 6 months. Sorry Molly this is irresponsible.”
Another said: “Love you Molly but please stop using private jets. They’re so incredibly polluting, the next generations are inheriting this burning planet.”
A third added: “Why does it have to be in a private jet!!!!
“This is directly affecting the planet your baby will grow up to live in!”
Other comments were more positive, as one said: “Ahhh!!! So unbelievably beautiful, have the best time making special memories.”
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