Becoming Molly-Mae

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You know they exist and they’re everywhere now but actually hearing her day to day, albeit might not seem like a lot it’s just an interesting perspective to read about.

Overall, if you want an easy read and something a bit different and inspiring (or you’re just a bit nosy! At one point in Molly-Mae Hague’s new memoir Becoming Molly-Mae, the 23-year-old uber influencer reflects on her reasons for writing a book. It would have been nice, though, to have learnt a bit about her own plans with PLT and her thoughts behind some of the controversial things she’s said.The reason I have given the book only three stars are due to the simplicity of the writing (which, to be fair, doesn’t particularly surprise me, however the number of explanation marks did begin to grind on me), and because I felt like some ideas were repeated a few too many times, ie how she’s so keen to be different and the importance of being ‘real’ on social media platforms to maintain loyalty from followers. Early copies available at WHSmith have already sold out and Molly Mae’s boyfriend Tommy Fury, who she met on Love Island and lives with in Manchester, was quick to praise the star, saying he was “[proud]” of her hard work on the book. Deal to save hostages kidnapped by Hamas edges nearer after Israel strikes a deal with the US, Qatar and. The definitive guide to England's 6,000 GP practices: From number of patients and doctors to how many. Kate's long road to recovery: How Princess of Wales plans to 'work from bed' at Windsor and won't be doing.

The reason I appreciated her discussing these topics is due to fact she is a very successful influencer and has millions of people who look up to her. As a 23-year old female myself, when Molly-Mae talks about grieving a friendship and how they change over years, it was something that really hit home.Pictured: Young driver, 24, who left elderly pensioner badly injured after knocking her down speeding and. The book was never going to address the aspects of Molly-Mae’s persona that tend to jar with the public – that is, her privilege and her lack of recognition of it – because like most celebrity memoirs of its ilk, Becoming Molly-Mae was written for those already enamoured with her, not her critics. Visit our privacy Policy for more information about our services, how New Statesman Media Group may use, process and share your personal data, including information on your rights in respect of your personal data and how you can unsubscribe from future marketing communications.