Love Island’s Molly-Mae Hague regrets getting jaw filler

Molly-Mae Hague has candidly admitted she regrets getting filler at the tender age of 18, joking it looked like she had ‘jowls’.

The Love Island runner-up, 20, spoke honestly about her decision to have cosmetic enhancements in her latest YouTube video, uploaded on Monday.

The social media star filmed a chat with Patricia Bright pre-lockdown, answering questions from fans about topics they were too scared to ask their mums.

One follower wrote in to ask for advice about telling their mother they wanted fillers or surgery.

Advising the fan not to go ahead with it, Molly-Mae explained: ‘I didn’t tell my mum the first time I had fillers because I was petrified of what she was going to say.

‘But when I actually had them done, she noticed, she’s my mum… I wish I listened to my mum more about fillers because it’s something I had to change.

‘If I had listened, it wouldn’t have been something I had to try and fix in the long run.’

The blonde beauty – who is loved-up with boyfriend Tommy Fury – went on to say it was ‘horrible’ that young girls were so obsessed with surgery and enhancements these days. 

 Molly-Mae said: ‘I’m so scared for the children that are growing up now. At the age of 18, I felt that I needed to do that.

‘For kids growing up now, they’re going to think it’s the norm.’

Molly-Mae revealed she was cruelly taunted by online trolls about the shape of her jaw, joking she had ‘jowls’ when she looks back at old pictures.

‘In the long run it makes you look worse. I was trying to sharpen this area here’, she said, gesturing to her chin.

‘What it did was make it look bigger. It looked like I had jowls. I had ‘square head’, ‘blockhead’.

‘People called me Quagmire from [Family Guy]. The worst one is that I look like an X-Box controller!’.