Molly-Mae Hague has revealed she is getting rid of her old size six clothes because she doesn’t think they fit her anymore, while giving fans a glimpse at her enormous walk-in wardrobe.
The former Love Island star, 21, took to her YouTube channel to share a video of her sorting through her walk-in wardrobe.
She showed her fans footage of her large pile of clothes including a pair of leather trousers which she joked that she couldn’t fit her ‘baby toe into’ anymore.
Organising: Molly-Mae Hague has revealed she is getting rid of her old size six clothes because she doesn’t think they fit anymore on her YouTube channel
Molly-Mae took on the mammoth task of sorting through the clothes in her Cheshire home which she shares with beau Tommy Fury, 21.
The star appeared shocked that the pair of trousers once fit her as she added them to the pile of garb that she is clearing out.
She said: ‘To be honest I don’t think I can even fit my baby toe into these anymore, they are like a size six.
‘They will never fit me anymore.’
Fashionista: The former Love Island star, 21, shared a video of her sorting through her walk-in wardrobe at her Cheshire home
Old clothes: She showed her fans footage of her large pile of garments including a pair of leather trousers which she joked that she couldn’t fit her ‘baby toe into’ anymore
Molly looked typically stunning in her laid back look as she rocked her hair in a sleek bun and sported a white sweatshirt while she got to work.
The influencer, who gets gifted many items of clothing due to her job, showed that some of the items of clothing were still new with tags on them.
Molly said: ‘I’ve actually started the process of decluttering my wardrobe. This is going to be a mammoth job and I thought I might as well film it.
What a wardrobe! The influencer, who gets gifted many items of clothing due to her job, showed that some of the items of clothing were still new with tags on them
‘Clothes is my job so it’s a massive part of my job. I have accumulated a disgusting amount of clothes since coming out of Love Island.
‘I hoarded clothes before that, I think it would be weird if I wasn’t obsessed with clothes as an influencer, so I’m not going to feel too bad about the accumulation.’
She revealed that she is unsure how to part with her garments, as fans have shown their interest at buying them.
Molly said: ‘My DM’s are inundated with you guys wanting the clothes.
‘I don’t know how to go about it. Whether I set up a Depop and give the money to charity. I know that it’s selfish to have this much stuff.
Pretty: Molly looked typically stunning in her laidback look as she rocked her hair in a sleek bun and sported a white sweatshirt while she spoke to the camera
‘I think it’s absolutely ridiculous, one person does not need this much stuff especially when I live my life in joggers and a sweatshirt and a hoodie.’
It comes after last week Molly-Mae admitted the constant stream of free PR gifts she receives is difficult to handle because she doesn’t ‘feel safe’ with so many people knowing her address.
In a recent video uploaded to her YouTube channel, the influencer revealed that she’d been forced to fork out ‘a lot of money’ on 24-hour security after fearing for her personal safety.
Molly-Mae bemoaned that the influx of post is ‘really hard’ and believes that one brand sent her new address in Cheshire around to other companies, resulting in the barrage of parcels.
Out with the old: The star appeared shocked that the pair of trousers once fit her as she added them to the pile of garb that she is clearing out
However, the star, who is a brand ambassador for PrettyLittleThing, was quick to insist that she is grateful for the presents and understands that people are just trying to get their business ‘out there’.
Speaking to the camera from her bed, Molly-Mae explained: ‘I’m not sure I’ve mentioned this before but I now have to pay a lot of money a month for an extremely high security for the apartment.
‘I had a few incidents, I just don’t really feel safe anywhere anymore. I didn’t feel safe in our last apartment, I don’t really feel safe here.
‘I don’t really feel safe anywhere anymore because I just feel like no matter how much you try and keep your life private, when you’re in the public eye your life is never private.’
Clear out: She revealed that she is unsure how to part with her garments, as fans have shown their interest at buying them