She recently reportedly landed a new £1million fashion deal with online clothing retailer PrettyLittleThing.
So it was little wonder Molly-Mae Hague could afford to splash the cash on beau Tommy Fury, forking out over £1000 on just two pairs of designer swim shorts for the hunk.
Taking to his Instagram on Tuesday, Love Island star Tommy, 21, shared a snap of the gifts from his influencer girlfriend, 21, captioning the snap: ‘This girl never fails to surprise me’.
Generous: Molly-Mae Hague forked out over £1000 on just two pairs of designer swim shorts for boyfriend Tommy Fury, 21, on Tuesday
He added two heart eyes emojis, proving just how much he approves of the present from his beloved.
The pictures shows a pair of Louis Vuitton turquoise shorts, thought to be around £530 and another pair of pastel watercolour trunks from the brand, priced at £570.
Molly-Mae then shared his post on her own stories, as she jokingly captioned the snap: ‘Not like you can wear them anytime soon.’
Thrilled: Taking to his Instagram on Tuesday, Love Island star Tommy, 21, shared a snap of the gifts from his influencer girlfriend, 21, captioning the snap: ‘This girl never fails to surprise me’ (pictured last month)
The reality star duo have made no secret of their love of designer gear, often showing off expensive items from their extensive wardrobe.
Last month, Molly-Mae gave fans a glimpse inside her ‘messy’ accessories closet worth a whopping £15.6k.
Molly-Mae’s collection of bags included a hot pink Balenciaga Hourglass bag costing £1,450 and a £2,400 Dior Saddle bag.
Happy couple: Tommy and Molly posed for a sunny snap before he received his pricy gift from his partner
She boasted another £1,150 black Balenciaga hourglass bag and two Louis Vuitton bags costing £3,500 and £1,220 respectively.
The television personality also kept four shelves full to the brim with shoes, sporting an impressive collection of sneakers and not to mention a pair of £1580 fluffy Louis Vuitton slippers.
Meanwhile, the month previous, the star modelled her £3,210 Chanel bag and a £1,110 designer scarf, both lavish gifts from her boyfriend Tommy, to ‘take out the bins’.
Finer things: The reality star duo have made no secret of their love of designer gear, often showing off expensive items from their extensive wardrobe (pictured in July 2020)
Splurge: Last month, Molly-Mae gave fans a glimpse inside her ‘messy’ accessories closet worth a whopping £15.6k
It comes after it was said that Molly-Mae was ‘so excited’ after landing a huge new £1million fashion deal with online clothing giant PrettyLittleThing.
The Love Island star has already collaborated with the brand several times before, first securing a £500,000 deal after leaving the ITV show in 2019.
She recently re-signed as a brand ambassador to launch her fifth clothing edit and signed a staggering six-figure deal for the collection.
Fancy: Meanwhile, the month previous, the star modelled her £3,210 Chanel bag and a £1,110 designer scarf, both lavish gifts from her boyfriend Tommy, to ‘take out the bins’
A source told The Sun: ‘Molly is so excited about what is planned with PLT for this year there is some big plans in place.
‘She is one of PLT’s best selling ambassadors and she is grateful to them for continuing to re invest in to her.’
MailOnline have contacted Molly’s representatives and PrettyLittleThing for comment at the time.
Big deal: It comes after it was said that Molly-Mae was ‘so excited’ after landing a huge new £1million fashion deal with online clothing giant PrettyLittleThing (pictured in November 2020)
Molly-Mae has seen great success with PrettyLittleThing, launching numerous collections and signing big-money deals with the online retailer.
Talking about one of her latest collections last month, she said: ‘I am so excited to be able to say I am now launching my 5th edit with PLT.
‘I feel so lucky to be able to still be part of the PLT family and I can’t wait to see what you all choose as your favourite pieces!’
Business: The Love Island star has already collaborated with the brand before, first securing a £500,000 deal after leaving the ITV show in 2019 (pictured in October 2019)