Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury looked every inch the doting parents as they enjoyed a family day out with their baby daughter Bambi and close pals.

The former Love Island stars cut laidback figures as they enjoyed a Sunday trip to Cheshire with their daughter Bambi, shortly after Tommy earned a reported £4.5million for his triumphant bout with Jake Paul in Saudi Arabia. 

Molly-Mae, 23, kept it casual in navy joggers and an oversized navy sweatshirt, which she styled with a cropped olive bomber jacket.

She kept comfortable wearing chunky white trainers as she and Tommy shopped for baby essentials at a store.

The reality TV star swept her golden locks up in a blown-out half-up-half-down hairstyle and showed off her natural beauty as she appeared to go make-up free.

She was joined by her boyfriend Tommy, 23, who cut a sporty figure in black joggers and a black zip-up top.

He completed his look with a pair of black and grey trainers and kept warm in a black padded jacket for the outing.

Tommy also donned a black baseball cap that shielded his eyebrow as he recovers from his injuries following his fight against Jake Paul in Saudi Arabia last weekend.

The couple welcomed their first child last month and have since shared plenty of snaps and clips of their life as new parents.

Molly-Mae admitted she had a 'hard start' to parenting when Tommy was away at a training camp and for his Saudi Arabia fight.

He returned home to the UK on Monday following his victorious boxing match against Jake Paul after his daughter Bambi was born in late January.

Despite his victory, Tommy said he'd be up for a re-match after the YouTuber, 26, publicly challenged him to another fight.

Appearing on Thursday's Good Morning Britain while sporting a plaster over his left eyebrow, Tommy said: 'The emotions were so high because of everything I went through over the last three years.

'Everyone was saying that I wasn't going to do it and that I didn't want to do it. I went out there against all odds and came out with the win.

'Jake Paul is a good guy at the end of the day, and you have to do what you can to sell a fight. He got in there to prove that he could fight and he trained hard for that. Anyone who can do that is a force to be reckoned with.

'A re-match is something that I would do. It is something that I believe in. We only did eight rounds. I'm ready to go out there and do a re-match. I owe that to myself.'

 He added: 'I just want to support my family. I've got a little girl now, and I just want to make sure she is happy.'

On Molly-Mae not watching the fight, he added: 'I knew in the build-up that she would never be able to watch it because of how scared she gets.

'She's an amazing mother. She's had a hard start because I was in training camp. This win and the fight was for them two.'

Jake blamed an 'illness' and 'arm injury' for his split-decision loss to Tommy and said he disagreed with judges' scorecards.

But Tommy fired back, saying, 'At the end of the day, he lost fair and square. He didn't look that ill when he was flying around, taking a private jet to London. He's got to take the loss.'

Tommy was the rightful winner in the end - with the judges calling the fight 76-73, 76-73, 74-75 in his favour - but with a point deduction and a knockdown against his name, it was far from plain sailing.

This fight between the British former Love Island contestant and an American who found fame through YouTube resulted from over two years of social media warfare that saw a clash culminate only at the third time of asking.

Tommy had to pull out of the two previously arranged contests and was bombarded with claims that he was scared to fight the seemingly less decorated boxer in Paul.

The star always maintained he had to pull out of his dates with Paul for legitimate injury and visa-related reasons.

On Tuesday, Molly-Mae admitted the couple had some 'tough times recently behind closed doors' as the pre-fight pressure impacted family life.

In a heartfelt post, the influencer spoke about how proud she was of Tommy's achievement and admitted the couple had some tough times recently.

She said: 'DADDYS HOME ✨ From day 1 of this fight being mentioned two and a half years ago, I backed this boy.

'It definitely wasn't a straight or easy road. We had some seriously not so good days behind closed doors… but Sunday night made it all worth it.

'The good guy doesn't always finish last. I am so proud of you.'