She recently announced she was quitting social media following the death of her Pomeranian puppy.
But Molly-Mae Hague has returned to Instagram and shared a stunning selfie in a black figure hugging catsuit on Sunday.
The Love Island star, 21, declared a ‘new beginning’ in the radiant selfie as she posed outside of her new home.
Gorgeous: Molly-Mae Hague has returned to Instagram and shared a stunning selfie in black figure hugging catsuit on Sunday
The beauty wore her blonde tresses in a middle parting and held her hands over her ears as she gazed into the camera.
She wrote: ‘New beginning. Can’t thank you all enough for the love….’
Molly-Mae looked incredible in the long sleeved ensemble that teased a glimpse of her ample bust.
Earlier in the day, Molly-Mae and boyfriend Tommy Fury shared a look at their lavish new pad.
Return: Earlier in the day, Molly-Mae and boyfriend Tommy Fury have been mourning the loss of their puppy Mr Chai, who died days after moving in with them
Tommy stretched out on their suede corner sofa, telling fans that she didn’t want ‘to dwell’ in the past couple of weeks.
She added a lengthy caption that read: ‘I don’t want to dwell on the last couple of weeks but what I do want to say is thank you.
‘Thank you to every single person that sent me such thoughtful messages asking me how I am and making sure I’m okay, it has meant the world to me.
‘I’ve enjoyed a much needed break from my phone but I’m back now and ready to get stuck into some really exciting things I have coming up.’
Fresh start: The former Love Islander showcased her luxurious living room as boyfriend Tommy Fury stretched out on their suede corner sofa
Insight: Molly-Mae then proudly flaunted her spacious marble bathroom before posing in front of the mirror in an over-sized purple T-shirt
Molly-Mae then proudly flaunted her spacious marble bathroom before posing in front of the mirror in nothing but an over-sized purple T-shirt.
She wrote: ‘Also had a much needed change of location. Didn’t realise how much I needed a fresh start.’
The TV personality finished with a snapshot of a messy room piled high with boxes of clothes and Louis Vuitton bags, saying ‘although this is the reality now’.
It comes after YouTube star Molly has taken a temporary break from her social media channels after facing a barrage of criticism surrounding her puppy’s death.
‘He didn’t have a single white blood cell in his body’: Molly-Mae recently addressed the backlash from importing Mr Chai from another country
The reality TV star was gifted the pooch by Tommy as part of her lavish birthday celebrations – but the pair were left devastated by his sudden death just days later.
A source recently told The Sun: ‘Molly-Mae is taking a break to have time to herself for a few days.’
MailOnline have contacted a representative of Molly-Mae for comment at the time of publication.
In the wake of the puppy’s passing, both fans and celebrities spoke out about the importance of researching when buying a dog.
Heartbroken: The reality star announced Mr Chai had died in a heartbreaking statement posted just six days after welcoming the pup into her home
Former Made In Chelsea star Ashley James, 33, wrote: ‘Please please do your research before getting a pet.
‘Do not import dogs from other countries unless they are rescues from charities. Please look into #lucyslaw and if you do go to a breeder then always make sure you see a fit and healthy mum!’
Love Island’s Olivia Buckland, meanwhile, shared a lengthy statement to her account, urging her followers not to support ‘third-party breeders’ or buy dogs from other countries.
Stipulating that her discussion was ‘in no way towards my lovely Molly’ as she was ‘devastated’ for the reality star, Olivia explained that she was speaking out ‘to make sure this doesn’t happen again and to raise awareness.’
Shock: Molly-Mae’s new puppy was not from a registered breeder, The Kennel Club confirmed
On Wednesday, Molly-Mae discussed the tragic death of her dog and addressed the backlash from importing Mr Chai from another country.
She stated: ‘Whilst we completely understand everyone’s opinions about being shipped over from Russia, what you need to understand is that is not what made him die.
‘He was going to die regardless. The autopsy results showed his skull wasn’t fully developed and part of his brain was exposed. He didn’t have a single white blood cell in his body’.
‘If we had the time again we would have got a dog from the UK or got a rescue dog from the UK.’
Tommy bought the dog through Cheshire-based business Tiffany Chihuahuas & Pomeranians, which is licensed by Cheshire Council but not a Kennel Club assured breeder.
Breeder Elena Katerova has denied breaking the rules, insisting that clients see the mother with their puppy via videos.
She said: ‘I’m truly devastated to learn about the death of Mr Chai. He was a beautiful young dog with a loving, playful temperament. I’d watched him grow up, having regular video calls with his birth family.
‘My heart goes out to Molly-Mae and Tommy. Mr Chai was a healthy dog, I only work with trusted people and have a small network of reputable breeders who care for their dogs to the very highest standards and and see animals as part of their family.’
Molly-Mae told her viewers: ‘Neither of us wanted to film a video or talking about this but after everything we’ve seen today and reading everyone’s opinions, I think it’s really important that we actually do sit down and talk about it and explain how we are feeling and what we now know after receiving the autopsy results.’
Tough times: Mr Chai’s death prompted several stars to speak up about the importance of researching when buying a dog (they set up an Instagram account for him last month)
After describing how Mr Chai was energetic in his first few days with them ‘as a puppy should be’, they soon noticed he started showing symptoms, with the sportsman explaining: ‘His poo was runny, he was vomiting, he wasn’t running.’
They took him to the vet and Molly recalled that while waiting outside, she could ‘tell something was wrong’, adding Mr Chai was ‘wriggling’ and said dogs ‘almost know when they are about to die’.
Molly-Mae said 30 minutes later, the vet rang and informed them Mr Chai had had a seizure and died.
‘We were both utterly shocked’, she explained. ‘Tommy literally just threw up everywhere’.
‘You do not need a puppy from that far away!’ Love Island’s Olivia Buckland urged her followers not to support ‘third-party breeders’ or buy dogs from other countries
A representative of Molly-Mae and Tommy confirmed Mr Chai had died of ‘a seizure and neurological issues.’
A statement read: ‘Chai died of a seizure and neurological issues. This probably relating to the puppies skull not being fully formed (see note on anterior fontanelle below).
‘Chai passed away with a number of health issues outlined below and the puppy clearly was not at full health and potentially had been carrying an infection and fighting it for some time before reaching Molly and Tommy.’
It then listed a number of ailments the dog suffered from, including: ‘no white blood cells present in blood, anterior fontanelle not completely ossified, body condition 3/5, liver congested, spleen enlarged congested, adrenal glands enlarged, kidneys congested, colon congested, lungs congested and Heart right ventricle dilated.’
Animal activist: Made In Chelsea star Ashley James, meanwhile, encouraged her followers not to adopt pets from abroad unless it’s via an accredited charity