They met and fell in love under the sun on Love Island, and it can now claim to be the UK’s most successful dating show after Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury welcomed their baby daughter. On Monday Molly-Mae announced that she had given birth to their bundle of joy on Monday, January 23.
"One week old today. I can't believe we get to keep you forever. Becoming your mum has been the best thing to ever happen to me," she wrote with snaps of herself and her partner snuggling their baby girl at home on her Instagram. "It doesn't seem possible but my love for you grows with each passing moment," she added.
Yesterday (Tuesday January 31) Molly-Mae revealed that they had named their daughter Bambi, and their little one became the ninth baby born to couples paired on the show, reports the Mirror. From the Paddy McGuinness show Take Me Out, which ran from 2010 to 2019, eight couples wed in total from the series, and three babies were born to three couples.
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Love Island series two runners-up Olivia Buckland and Alex Bowen wed two years afrer meeting in the TV villa in 2016.. They welcomed a baby boy Abel in June.
Nathan Massey and Cara De La Hoyde, who won the 2016 series, are also married with two children, Freddie-George, five, and Delilah, two. In the following year's series 2017 runners-up Camilla Thurlow and future husband Jamie Jewitt fell for each other. The couple, who wed in 2021, have daughters Nell, two, and nine-month-old Nora Belle Jewitt.
Jess Shears and Dom Lever also met during the third series. They have a two-year-old son together, Presley, and welcomed another son in June. Love Island's first ever baby was welcomed by series one’s Luis Morrison and Cally Beech. Cally gave birth to daughter Vienna in May 2017, who takes the show’s total tally up to nine babies.
Blind Date led to three weddings, all attended by the show’s host Cilla Black, and produced four babies. Couples who met on reality series TOWIE have produced two babies, and Made In Chelsea can claim a tally of three.
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