Molly Mae shows off incredible £6k a night Maldives holiday
MOLLY-MAE Hague and Tommy Fury have jetted to an exclusive resort for the super rich – splashing £6,000 a night to relax in the Maldives over the festive break.
The luxury trip includes a stay at the One & Only Reethi Rah resort, where villas lead straight into the Indian Ocean.
Previous A-list guests include Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich, Hollywood stars Tom Cruise and Russell Crowe, The Beckhams and former TopShop owner Phillip Green.
Molly-Mae and Tommy booked into a Grand Water Villa that costs £6,000 a night over the New Year period.
They opted to forgo a private pool, likely to keep a close eye on their two-year-old daughter Bambi.
The resort is nestled on North Male Atoll with villas having access into the beautiful Indian Ocean.
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The resport was previously voted the best in the world 2007 by Conde Nast Traveller Magazine.
Tommy showed fans the jaw-dropping views from their sitting room, opening the doors onto a private veranda.
Molly-Mae also revealed their new digs on her Story, showing Tommy and Bambi in the sea.
She penned: “Can we stay forever.”
It is her seventh trip this year after a booming 2025 for the Maebe fashion founder.
The star was called out over the summer for moaning about “not having enough fun”.
But Molly-Mae flew to St Moritz in January, Budapest in April, Dubai in May, Disneyland Paris via private jet in May, Turkey in August, and St Tropez again via private jet in August.
The star also enjoyed a motorhome holiday to the Isle of Man in July.
However, many of her trips are for work – and she often shares a glimpse of the action, including photo shoots in lavish locations like St Moritz earlier this year.
The social media mogul has seen the cash come flowing in after launching her brand, Maebe.
New accounts for her firm MMH International Ltd have laid bare just how much money she is making.
The millionaire Love Island star made around £300,000 in profit for the 12 months to the end of March this year.
Currently, cash deposits in the firm stand at £231,155, having risen from £65,071 last year.
The firm’s documents also go on to reveal that Molly currently has around £700,000 worth of stock.
At present, Molly currently sells a variety of items on Maebe, with some items such as jackets costing £150, as well as jeans and dresses which range up to £90.