Featured Image Credit: YouTube / Zoe Hague / Instagram / @mollymae
Topics: Molly Mae Hague, Money
Anish Vij
Topics: Molly Mae Hague, Money
Molly-Mae Hague's older sister Zoe says the Love Island star offered her a monthly salary after leaving her job in the army.
Zoe, who turns 27 this month, left the Royal Army Medical Corps and has built a career as an influencer.
However, the former army worker says that her new job is not as fulfilling as she had hoped. Watch below:
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Along with her social media job, Zoe also reportedly signed a deal with PrettyLittleThing where her younger sis, Molly-Mae, 23, is creative director.
The TV personality reportedly has a joint net worth of over £9 million with her boxer boyfriend Tommy Fury, with £6 million of that believed to be her own wealth.
In addition, Molly-Mae is the director of MMH Group Holdings, under the group's umbrella of businesses: Filter, MMH International and FM Cosmetics.
The 23-year-old also reportedly earns an eye-watering £10,890 for each sponsored post she shares on Instagram.
While Zoe is grateful for having such a wealthy sibling, she insists that she doesn't need 'a monthly wage'.
Taking to her YouTube channel, the older sister said: "My last day in the army was the 6th of April so my pay finished on the 6th of April.
"I had a secure income and now that's stopped and I won't lie, it's hit me that it's stopped.
"Molly's offered so many things to me. She's offered me to help with Filter; she's said she'll pay me a monthly wage, but I can't. It's not me.
"I need to be out and about doing something.
"I'm very lucky she does and she's always offering to get me things, which I'm super super grateful for."
Zoe recently took to her social media to share a snap with her 'beautiful niece' Bambi, who Molly-Mae and Tommy welcomed in January this year.
"Already having the most magical time with you, I love you so much," she wrote in her caption.
Molly-Mae replied: "Best auntie ever. Truly. She loves you."
After the birth of Bambi, the new mum said she 'can't believe we get to keep you forever'.
"Becoming your mum has been the best thing to ever happen to me... It doesn't seem possible but my love for you grows with each passing moment. There is no feeling like holding you in my arms little one, my heart literally explodes," Molly-Mae wrote.
"Thank you for entering this world safely for us and blessing us with the gift of being your parents.
"We promise to love and care for you unconditionally forever."