
Inside Molly Mae Hague's lavish £6.5k a night stay at luxury London hotel suite with 24hr butler
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MOLLY-MAE Hague has splashed out almost £7K on a pricey London hotel stay with her best mate.
The mum of one captured her stunning surroundings at Claridge's Corner Terrace Suite in the UK capital, which comes complete with a private balcony.
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Molly-Mae Hague has revealed her very pricey London hotel stay
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The influencer, 25, splashed out almost £7K on the Corner Suite at Claridge's
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It features a balcony with views across the capital
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Molly-Mae, 25, who often stays at fellow plush hotel Corinthia, has hopped over to the Brook Street venue for what she dubbed her "dream Bank Holiday."
The Love Island alum showcased the nude-coloured sitting room with cosy sofa in an image posted to her Instagram Stories, before she gushed: "This room is so dreamy and calming."
After showcasing the view from the terrace, which had space for two chairs and views across London, she said: "I love u LDN."
Molly-Mae, who recently told how she is no longer hiding her reunion with fiance Tommy Fury, 25, after their shock split last year, then headed to the hotel spa with BFF Tayla Blue.
Later in the evening, the Maebe business owner posted a snapshot showing the pair dancing on Bond Street.
They then returned to the stunning suite which comes complete with a 24-hour butler, a clothes pressing service and a complimentary bottle of champagne on arrival.
It came just months after she hunkered down in the Corinthia London in the capital ahead of her Maebe pop-up in January.
The reality star was staying in the Writer's Penthouse in the luxurious hotel.
The suite can cost up to £10k a night.
The star's expensive hotel habits come after The Sun revealed the star's wealth - and how she rakes in £48K a week.
Molly-Mae Hague shares heartbreaking insight into new Amazon series after Tommy Fury reunion
HAPPY CHAPTER
Molly-Mae has recently broken her silence on her relationship with boxer Tommy - the father to their daughter Bambi and their current relationship after she posted an update following her Dubai holiday.
The former Love Island stars split up last summer due to Tommy's "problem with drinking".
She said of the couple - who did not publicly state they were travelling together but who were seen at the airport: "We're just figuring things out."
Continuing, Molly-Mae shared: "We had a really really amazing time, probably the best holiday ever for all of us.
"It's not that I'm hiding it, I'm not quite ready to talk about it.
She added: "It's also private, but also it's not really private.
"When you have a relationship in the public eye, trying to rebuild that relationship or work on that relationship or see if you have something worth saving...
"You can't figure things out the way a normal relationship would.
"You can't do the normal things a coupe trying to work on their relationship normally do."
After sharing a New Year's Eve kiss, the pair then headed off on a loved-up trip for Valentine's Day in February, prior to their Dubai getaway.
It was revealed earlier this week that the pair are considering moving back in together after Molly-Mae told how she was spending more time at Tommy's new pad.
SAD REVEAL
The influencer also gave a heartbreaking insight into the next instalment of her Amazon Prime TV series.
In her latest YouTube vlog she told the camera: 'I'm not even a proper crier, that's a lie, I actually am a crier.
'I feel like in the next three episodes of Behind It All I cry quite a bit.'
After Molly made the confession she began to doubt herself, adding: 'Do I? Have I just made that up? I don't know.'
Previously, the parent of one revealed the release date for the next instalment of Behind It All.
She penned in her caption: "Season 1 WRAPPED!!! See you on May 9th for our next three episodes of Molly-Mae: Behind it all."
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Molly-Mae was enjoying her staycation with BFF Tayla Blue
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The bathroom in the suite - which is catered for by a private butler - has chic marble flooring
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