is said to have hired extra security to protect her amid fears she could fall victim to theft.
The former Love Islander, 24, and her boxer fiancé , also 24, announced the news they were via an adorable video on earlier this summer in July.
Sharing vast amounts of their private life online, the famous couple splashed pictures of her sparkling ring across their Instagram channels, offering followers a good look at the dazzling bling.
Said to be fearful of becoming targets for an attack, the former reality stars have been victims of crime in the past after an ‘experienced gang’ ransacked their flat in 2021 – resulting in an £800k burglary.
Since owning – speculated to be worth a whopping £600k – reported she has re-hired security to make sure they are protected. Â
A source told the publication: ‘Molly has been really aware of flashing too much wealth following their 2021 break in.
‘She’s had security in the past and is getting it again, especially now she always has daughter Bambi with her.
‘Molly has seen what happened to Kim Kardashian in Paris and she recently doesn’t want to end up in a similar situation.
‘She loves sharing her life with her fans, but just knows she has to be careful.’
The couple met during the fifth series of Love Island and welcomed their first child together in January – daughter Bambi.
In a video shared to Molly-Mae’s Instagram set to The Vow by Irish singer RuthAnne Cunningham, the star could be seen arriving in a mountainous seaside location where she came across Tommy holding their daughter Bambi.
Looking emotional, the influencer picked up her child as Tommy got down on one knee to propose.
The professional fighter and fashion YouTuber then embraced and beamed at one another.
The clip in which Tommy wore a black suit and white shirt and Molly-Mae opted for a white jumpsuit also featured the cliff face being decorated with white flowers.
Molly-Mae captioned the post saying ‘Forever. 23/07/23’ along with emojis of a ring and a crying face.
Metro.co.uk contacted Molly-Mae’s reps for comment.
