Molly-Mae Hague has revealed her “exhaustion” during her birthday trip to Paris just days after she was rushed to the hospital.
The former Love Island star, 26, feared she had a blood clot after experiencing “severe pain” in her leg following a family trip with Tommy Fury, 26, and their daughter Bambi, two, to Dubai last week.
Hague was taken to A&E after she began suffering discomfort during the long-haul flight back to the UK, although doctors eventually discharged her with no sign for “concern”.
Just days later, the TV personality flew to Paris via private jet with Bambi and a group of her friends to celebrate her 26th birthday.
Taking to Instagram on Sunday, Hague shared photos of the private plane, which had been decorated with cut-outs of her face, white and black balloons, and a white birthday cake.
She also shared a video of her and Bambi riding separate horses on a fairground ride at Disneyland Paris, revealing her daughter’s demand in the caption: “'Mummy I want to go on my own horse.’”
“The most perfect birthday eve,” Hague captioned another snap of her cradling Bambi in her lap while sitting cross-legged on the floor.
The Maebe founder revealed the non-stop travelling may be getting to her, however, as she shared another photo of herself hugging a friend at the theme park with the caption: “Eyes red from hayfever and exhaustion... but what a day.”
Hague - who recently reconciled with boxer Fury - opened up about her health scare in her latest YouTube video on Saturday.
“Basically yesterday I thought I had a blood clot and half of today I thought I had a blood clot in my leg,” she said.
She explained the pain began in her leg and later spread to her knee and ankle. After calling NHS 111 and experiencing numbness, she was advised to go straight to A&E.
The reality star later underwent a full round of hospital tests.
“They said that I'm completely fine, like all my vitals… my heart rate, blood test, everything was absolutely fine,” she said.
“Like there was nothing that showed them any sort of concern or anything about a blood clot.”
Although her results came back clear, Molly urged her followers to take blood clot symptoms seriously.
“It needs to be taken so much more seriously because it can happen to anyone at any age,” she said.
“Maybe I had one, maybe I didn't. I read that blood clots can disperse by themselves and it's not always going to be sinister.
“I do think it's important to share it because you never really think it's going to happen to you. I was convinced I had one but the doctors fully checked me over and said I was fine.”
She added: “I'm just happy to be feeling a lot better now. It does just feel like a bad dream what happened last night, so strange.”
