Molly-Mae

The video then flashed to Furry cradling her growing baby bump as the expectant couple smiled.

“Not only was I doing it for me, and fixing it for me - which is obviously the main reason why you do it - but I was also trying to do it for my partner Tommy,” she said. She said the operation has “definitely helped, but has most definitely not cured” her, with her periods still painful and heavy. She added that her sex life became “basically non-existent” due to her low sex drive and the pain during sex. She said even though this was hard to hear, it was a relief because she “knew something wasn’t right”. The 23 year old shared that she was told, “It’s thrush, it’s BV [Bacterial vaginosis], you’re not taking the right pain killers, these are just normal period pains, you just need to suck it up”. “I genuinely used to be in that much pain that I was fearful that I wouldn’t wake up the next day.” Hague noted the main other symptom was “excruciating” sex, adding this was what pushed her to check the problem. Hague added that she would have to take weeks off work because the pain was so bad, noting her assistant would purposefully leave her “period week” free. The baby news comes months after Hague spoke out about the “excruciating” pain she was experiencing from her The couple went on to post other photos of the growing baby bump, captioning the posts “Mum and Dad” and “A dream come true”. [released a video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivsvqKR3VxU) going through her symptoms, surgery, and recovery - revealing there were moments she was “fearful for her life”. “I love you so much, and I can’t wait for the adventures that we haven’t even dreamed of yet,” an emotional Hague said.