‘I’ll get to the tip of summer time having not performed one social enjoyable factor. I haven’t a life!’

That’s what Molly-Mae Hague complained about on her YouTube vlog not too long ago and I used to be horrified by such a declare.

This spring and summer time alone, Molly-Mae has (deep breath): attended Wimbledon in a first-rate centre courtroom seat with Evian; purchased a £86,000 campervan for a household vacation within the Isle of Man; and celebrated her twenty sixth birthday in Disneyland Paris. 

And through the remainder of the 12 months up to now she’s loved an expensive ‘work journey’ to St Moritz (the ‘torture’ of which was closely documented in her Amazon Prime documentary); been to Dubai – twice; jetted off to assist Tommy Fury’s boxing in a 5 star Budapest lodge.

If she doesn’t categorise all this as ‘enjoyable’, or her having ‘a life’, I worry she’s going to by no means be completely happy.

Frankly, her complaining isn’t simply tiresome, it’s tone-deaf.

Whereas I’m certain there are struggles concerned with being within the public eye, influencing, by comparability to virtually each different job on the market, is an inherently enjoyable job.

She ought to rely herself extremely fortunate to have the ability to make a lot cash doing one thing so largely untaxing. 

Let’s get one factor straight: Being an influencer is not a tough job. 

Being a nurse is tough, as is being a state college trainer, or a prison lawyer, or a sheep farmer on a winter’s day or a bricklayer within the warmth. I might go on. 

So I don’t care what she says, her job is basically getting paid a disproportionate quantity for having a pleasant time.

One sponsored Instagram put up from Molly-Mae can reportedly make her over £10,000 – forgive me however, that is an obscene amount of cash, is it not? Particularly on condition that it’s not precisely an enormous output for the returns.

And but she complains that her life is both youngsters or work when all she desires is to ‘go to a beer backyard’ (which apparently is what would make her summer time enjoyable).

‘If it’s not work and children I’m not doing something.’ The ‘poor’ influencer informed her sister Zoe – who has not too long ago come underneath fireplace herself for fleeing a vacation in Bali after 48 hours as a result of it didn’t meet her expectations.

‘I don’t bear in mind the final time I did my hair and make-up and put an outfit on for one thing that wasn’t work associated,’ Molly-Mae, whose job is dressing in good outfits, added.

Granted, it’s all the time been her ordinariness that’s made her so charming with followers.

Her viewers has cherished her since she wandered onto Love Island as a beige-loving woman from a traditional upbringing and so they’ve heralded her as their large sister who simply ‘will get’ them ever since.

However these newest feedback make it inconceivable to really feel sorry for her as a result of there’s nothing regular about her present world view.

If studies of her 2024 to 2025 revenue are to be believed, then Molly-Mae – who already has a reported £6 million internet value – took residence round £2.5 million. Beer gardens are subsequently properly inside attain.

As is the opportunity of getting a nanny for Bambi or sending her to nursery so she will be able to get the requested me-time.

The fact is 1 / 4 of UK mums are compelled to stop work resulting from how costly childcare is in proportion to their wage. Molly-Mae’s means to work subsequently is a luxurious for mums in 2025.

Whereas everybody has justified issues irrespective of how wealthy, well-known and privileged, Molly-Mae has no proper to voice such particular complaints.