Molly-Mae Hague experienced a series of unfortunate events on Saturday which ended in her dropping her beloved Chanel bag down a flight of stairs.
The former Love Island star, 21, was accidentally locked out of her Chesire home by boyfriend Tommy Fury, so in a bid to kill some time, she embarked on a Q&A session with her adoring followers.
While sitting outside the entrance to their plush pad, the blonde beauty asked her 5.2 million fans to drop their burning questions while she waited for her beau to come home.
However, things took a turn for the worse when one admirer asked her what’s inside her bag during the candid Q&A session.
The reality TV star filmed herself trying to open up the designer bag with one hand, but it ended in disaster as her beloved Chanel tumbled down the flight of stairs as she attempted to reveal what was inside.
Molly-Mae yelped as she watched the expensive bag bash on the steps on the way down, but she later posted a snap confirming that it was still in perfect condition.
The entertaining video followed on from Molly’s admission that getting fillers at a young age was the worst regret of her life.
After a curious fan quizzed the YouTube sensation on her biggest regret, Molly-Mae said cosmetic procedures ‘ruined’ her appearance and natural beauty when she was still a teenager.
The much-loved reality TV star previously admitted that it makes her sad when she thinks about how she felt the need to alter her appearance by getting fillers.
Last year, Molly-Mae was praised by hundreds of fans when she made the decision to get her lip filler dissolved.
She also had her jaw filler reversed, and had her pearly whites ‘toned down’.
The Love Island bombshell is now also on a mission to get rid of her veneers for a more natural smile.
The beauty first shot to fame on the ITV dating show in 2019 where she fell head over heels for boyfriend Tommy Fury.
The lovebirds have gone from strength-to-strength since meeting on the show.
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