Molly-Mae Hague steps out in a men's Adidas Originals tracksuit and carries a £25K Birkin bag after suffering major problem with her £200K G Wagon

Molly-Mae Hague cut a casual figure in a mens £170 Adidas Originals tracksuit set as she headed out and about in Cheshire on Thursday.

The influencer, 25, rocked the burgundy and blue tracksuit top zipped up with the collar pulled up and teamed it with the matching pair of 70's style wide legged bottoms.

Molly was seen toting her belongings in her eye catching burgundy £25,000 Hermes Birkin handbag and also carried a large white Stanley cup.

Styling her long blonde tresses pulled back in a neat bun, the former Love Island star completed her daytime look in a pair of grey trainers.

The mother-of-one was seen trying to fit her large reusable cup into her designer handbag as she walked towards her £200,000 Mercedes G Wagon.

Earlier in the day, Molly revealed her car had suffered a major problem as she shared a picture to Instagram of her car tyre completely flat.

The YouTube star, who purchased the Mercedes back in 2021, snapped a close up picture of the flat tier and wrote: 'First time for everything [with three melting face emojis].'

It comes just a week after the beauty was slapped with yet another parking ticket as she departed her office in Cheshire.

Molly-Mae, who has turned her attention to her new clothing line following her split from Tommy Fury , was greeted with the fine on her G Wagon after a long day at work.

It marks her fourth ticket as of late after she was greeted with two last month and another in Altrincham at the end of August.

Over the summer, Molly-Mae shared the shock news that she had split from fiancé Tommy following months of off and on again speculation.

She has since been working on her clothing line, Maebe, while reports surfaced claiming Tommy 'cheated on her with a Danish woman he met' on a holiday in North Macedonia.

Speaking to The Mail in an interview, Tommy admitted: 'It is proper love. Do I still love Molly? 100 per cent. I will love her until my final breath.'

'I know what I have to do in order to resolve things. And that's down to me. Nobody else can do that other than me.'

Addressing the rumours he said: 'All the allegations that were made of me recently are completely false. The truth will come out in time and when it does I think a lot of people might regret their actions and unkind words.

'What the public thinks is going on isn't what is going on. It's not something I envisaged happening, but it didn't come out of nowhere. It's a thing that was there previously to all this happening, but the only people who know what is going on in our relationship is me and Molly.'

Meanwhile, Molly-Mae has been focusing on her clothing line, which launched last month, telling MailOnline she was looking forward to a 'new era' in her life after the split.

In an exclusive interview the influencer said she felt 'emotional' but was channeling all her energy into the couple's one-year-old daughter, Bambi, and her new clothing line Maebe.

She told of how the past six months have been a juggling act and she has found parenting as well as running her existing businesses 'tricky.'

But navigating the launch of her fashion label alongside the end of her five-year relationship has given Molly the chance to focus on the next chapter as she admits: 'It was really good timing for this to happen for me. It has all just aligned perfectly.'

Molly told MailOnline: 'When I became a mum, I changed a lot as a person and different things became important to me in terms of fashion, it was the right time to launch Maebe. I was really ready to sink my teeth into something new.

'I have a really good feeling about this new era of my life and think it's going to be so special and a great thing for me to focus on and put my time into as well as being a mum to Bambi.

'It was really good timing for this to happen for me. It has all just aligned perfectly really. I am so excited about it... I really do have an amazing feeling about the brand. I see Maebe having a huge future.'

She added: 'I know if I make the right steps with it and I do this well, I do genuinely see it becoming really huge and being one of those brands that everybody knows and that's my dream and my goal.'

The launch of Molly's brand has been three years in the making after her plans were put on hold following the birth of Bambi in January 2023.

Last weekend, she opened her first ever pop-up shop where fans could experience the clothing before the 12-item drop goes on sale next Sunday evening at 7pm.

It is a landmark moment in Molly's career after she spent years lending her name to brands such as Beauty Works and PrettyLittleThing, where she even stepped up as creative director in 2021.