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MOLLY-MAE Hague has just shown her followers that the amazing dressing room renovation under way in her luxury mansion is almost finished.

The reality star and her boxer beau Tommy Fury purchased the £5million pad together in 2022.

And it appears everything is really taking shape, bar some missing flooring here and there.

An excited Molly took to her Instagram story to share a snap of the dressing room which she already feels incredibly eager to use.

Penned over a photo of the mostly finished space, she said: “Home from the office to a nearly finished dressing room.

“I’m actually itching to get in here.

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“Couldn’t resist and already started putting bits and bobs on the shelves.

“Carpet to go down, little wall lights to add, then the final touches.”

Taking a selfie in the room’s giant mirror, Molly-Mae opted to wear a white top that allows her pregnant belly to peek through.

She paired the piece with comfortable black trousers and Ugg slippers.

Behind her an assortment of Louis Vuitton bags and other designer goods are sitting on the white dressing room furniture.

White with tasteful gold accents are the theme of the dressing room, bringing a stylish minimalist air to the area.

The renovation update comes shortly after Molly-Mae and Tommy announced they were expecting their second child together.

They made the announcement via Instagram by posting a sweet Instagram reel showing off her stomach.

Molly’s currently around six months pregnant, and already has a two-year-old daughter called Bambi.

Her and Tommy have opened up about how they know the gender of the second baby and how they have already picked a name.

But they’re keeping the information secret from their followers for now.

Though in a video posted online, Molly referred to her bump as “she” for a split second, leading fans to believe she’s having another baby girl.

As she showed off her bare baby bump and cradled it in her latest YouTube vlog, the social media personality declared: “Here she is!”

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