Inside Molly-Mae's £30k maternity suite with champagne and lobster
Topics: Molly Mae Hague, Tommy Fury
Greg Harris
Featured Image Credit: The Portland Hospital
Topics: Molly Mae Hague, Tommy Fury
Molly-Mae Hague and partner Tommy Fury have welcomed their second child and now fans can find out more about where the reality TV stars decided to give birth.
They announced the baby's birth on 3 June, posting a photo of the family gushing over the new arrival in Molly-Mae's hospital bed.
"…. And then there were 4,” it said, opting not to disclose the baby’s name or sex. The photo was also in black and white, meaning the couple’s followers were unable to look for any giveaway colours as a clue.
The Love Island star later shared an adorable clip showing daughter Bambi meeting her new sibling with the caption: “There’s your little brother.”
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And while the pair, both 27, have remained tight-lipped about their son’s name, they did share a video of Molly-Mae’s ward at The Portland Hospital in London.
The ward, which has been described as ‘extravagant’ by the media, has birth packages that start from £15,000 and can cost up to £30,000.
“Money was no object for Molly and Tommy when it came to deciding where to give birth,” a source told The Sun following Bambi’s birth in 2023.
“The couple wanted the very best for their daughter and they definitely got that.”
The ward has more than 50 full-time midwives and nursery nurses as well as a nursery where mums can ‘check in’ their babies at night.
The Portland has 36 private rooms plus a nursery, with the more expensive suites costing £1,800 per night.
It offers 24-hour room service and Molton Brown toiletries.
Lobster and afternoon tea are served at the Portland Hospital in London. It is unknown whether Molly-Mae opted for this.
In a recent YouTube video, she noted 'how privileged' she was to be in the position to go to London for the birth, telling fans: "I'm ridiculously lucky and blessed to be able to go to the hospital that I have hopefully having both my babies at."
Molly-Mae’s followers have been desperately trying to guess the newborn’s name as the influencer has been dropping hints in her YouTube vlogs throughout her pregnancy.
She revealed in a video back in March that she and Tommy have decided on a name, and admitted she thinks fans will ‘hate’ it.
Molly-Mae said at the time: "I think we’re pretty much set on a name now, which is crazy.
"Also, just can’t wait for everyone to hate it, obviously it’s a different name - we were never gonna call our baby just an ordinary name, that was never going to happen."
The Love Island star teased that she’s 'actually only ever heard of one other baby being called this name’.
She said: “Whenever I see cool baby name lists on TikTok, I have never, ever, ever seen this name in any of these lists, which is just really quite original of us.”
Rather than the traditional Lindo Wing at St Mary's Hospital, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry opted to welcome their first born, Archie, at Portland Hospital in May 2019.
In the 2022 Netflix doc, Harry & Meghan, Meghan said she had a ‘long-standing relationship’ with a doctor at the private hospital, who she ‘trusted’ with her pregnancy.
Sarah Ferguson became the first member of the modern British royal family to give birth in a non-NHS hospital, welcoming Beatrice there in August 1988 and Eugenie in March 1990.
Buckingham Palace confirmed the birth of the couple’s first child: "Her Royal Highness Princess Eugenie was safely delivered a son today, 9th February 2021, at 08:55hrs at The Portland Hospital. Jack Brooksbank was present.
"The baby weighs 8lbs 1oz.
Victoria and David Beckham welcomed their firstborn, Brooklyn, at Portland Hospital in 1999. This sparked the infamous phrase ‘too posh to push’, which Victoria addressed in the Beckham Netflix doc, saying: "I wasn't too posh to push, I was told it would not be safe for me to be put into labour."
The ex Love Island star gave birth to her first child with Sammy Kimmence, a little boy called Santiago, at the hospital in January 2021.
The model gave birth to her son, Damian Charles, via C-section at Portland Hospital on 4 April, 2002.