Molly-Mae Hague reveals she's having an 'identity crisis' and claims she looks like a 'different person' after postpartum changes

Molly-Mae Hague has confessed she's struggling with an 'identity crisis' following the birth of her second child, as she opened up about the impact her son Midas's birth has had on her appearance.The former Love Island star, 27, welcomed her baby boy with Tommy Fury back in June, and said that she's been surprised by some of the postpartum changes.Molly-Mae shared that since having her son her roots had grown back 'much darker' and she was heading to the hairdresser to have her hair coloured back to blonde.The influencer blamed her postpartum 'hormones' for the change, and confessed she still couldn't see herself as a brunette.She said: 'I have never known my hair to grow back as dark as it grows back these days, and I think it must be to do with pregnancy, to do with hormones, but you guys like that have watched me for years, you know that even when I get roots, it doesn't go this dark. 'I think this is insane that my hair is now this dark when it grows back. I've always been a blonde and I've never ever struggled with my roots as much as I do now. And I think it must be from having children...' Molly-Mae Hague has confessed she's struggling with an 'identity crisis' after the birth of her second child, as she opened up about the impact her son's birth has had on her appearanceIn the latest video on her YouTube channel, Molly-Mae added: 'I'm going for my hair appointment this afternoon, and I just, honestly I'm so at an identity crisis right now. 'I don't know who I am, what I want to be or anything. Like why is my hair so dark? Why is like I look literally like a different person right now.'I look like a complete brunette and I just don't think I am a brunette.'Molly-Mae has been candid about her struggles with motherhood, frequently shedding light on her eldest daughter Bambi's behaviour. Following the birth of her son Midas, she previously shared that she was relishing the newborn days much more second time around.'The BEST part for me about doing this second time round is knowing wholeheartedly that every hard day, stage and chapter with your child is honestly just a phase,' she said in a post on Instagram.'No difficult day with your baby lasts forever and no tricky chapter stays the same. The comfort I've taken in that this time around has made me feel so different.'She added that during her three-year-old daughter Bambi's newborn days 'I used to sit staring out of the window while breastfeeding thinking my life was over (as dramatic as it sounds).' The former Love Island star welcomed her baby boy with Tommy Fury back in June, and said that she's been surprised by some of the postpartum changes'I thought I'd never sleep again, never get a moment to myself and never really be able to cope. I couldn't see the light at the end of the tunnel because I hadn't reached it yet.''But this time I know it's there. I know there will still be challenging moments but I also know how quickly it all goes. I'll blink and I won't have a tiny newborn anymore and if anything, that's the part that makes me sad.''The peace I've felt this second time round, simply from knowing it's all going to be okay, has honestly changed everything.'Her post came just days after Molly-Mae shared a tearful YouTube video about Tommy's Halloween antics.Tommy was reportedly asked to leave a Halloween event after he 'intimidated' staff during a 'boozy' night out with friends on October 10. The boxer, who split from Molly-Mae for nine months over his alcohol addiction in 2024, is said to have left several of the scare workers 'terrified' as he is said to have 'staggered around' the Scare City theme park near Chorley. He reportedly 'squared up' to staff members and 'smelled like he'd been sick' before being asked to leave by management.A source told The Sun: 'Through the night he seemed to get more and more drunk and was rude to scare workers, a lot of whom were women, and was intimidating.'He was squaring up to people. He smelled like he'd been sick at one point. Eventually he was asked to leave by management.' One video obtained by the publication showed him squaring up to a scare actor, before kissing his clown's mask.A female employee claimed to The Sun that the brother of former world champion Tyson Fury lunged at her.She said: 'I was shaking. I've got a famous boxer in my face and two security guards. That was not what I came to work for. I was terrified. All the actors were made aware not even to entertain you.'Another worker said: 'It's frustrating when you put on stuff like this for families to enjoy then you get idiots ruining it.'A spokesman for Tommy told The Sun: 'He was asked by numerous members of staff that night to have a face-off with them in a very jokey way. Several later messaged to say 'how lovely it was to see him.'A spokesman for Scare City told the publication: 'The safety and wellbeing of our scare actors remain our top priority, and we are investigating the matter further.'Tommy's representative declined to comment when approached by The Daily Mail.