It turns out there is a touching hidden meaning behind the brand name
The second instalment of Molly-Mae Hague’s highly-anticipated reality series has finally dropped, and with it comes some major revelations about her future family plans and the current state of her relationship with Tommy Fury.
Split into two parts, the initial episodes followed the influencer as she coped with her unexpected separation from boxer Tommy, whereas the concluding three episodes, released today (May 9), focus on the couple’s attempts to revive their romance.
Throughout the series, a recurring theme has been Molly-Mae’s endeavour to establish her fashion brand, Maebe, all while balancing motherhood to baby Bambi.
The latest episodes follow the star as she endeavours to expand her brand beyond clothing, starting with a pop-up coffee van in Manchester that drew massive crowds.
While viewers might overlook the significance of the brand name, it holds a deeper meaning. According to the Maebe website, its founder cleverly embedded a secret message within the title, reports the Mirror.
The brand name is a combination of Molly-Mae’s name and that of her daughter Bambi. As the Maebe website explains: “Molly consults with her friends group chat to brainstorm names.
“She wanted something that felt meaningful to her and resonated with the journey she was on – with Bambi solidifying the need to start this, it only felt right to take inspiration from her. Molly-Mae, meets Bambi – Mae-be.”
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After its launch in September 2024, Molly-Mae’s clothing line came under fire for the quality of its garments. Customers were quick to voice their dissatisfaction, reporting that their purchases started to bobble within just a few days. The influencer-turned-business mogul was quick to respond with an apology.
In the first half of her documentary series Behind It All, she tackled the controversy head-on, describing the quality issues as her “worst nightmare”. She insisted that she had personally tested the samples “for a year” without any sign of bobbling and attributed the fault to a production mishap where incorrect materials were used in the final products.
Nowadays, it seems the brand has ironed out its initial wrinkles, with the most significant issue shown in the second part of the documentary being the mismatch between coffee lids and cups at the Maebe pop-up event.
Molly-Mae: Behind It All is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
