Molly-Mae Hague reveals she was inspired by Frankie Bridge’s signature bob in teenage snap

Molly Mae-Hague bore a striking resemblance to Frankie Bridge as she shared a throwback snap of herself as a teenager on Instagram on Monday.  

The Love Island star, 21, revealed she was inspired by The Saturday singer’s signature asymmetric cropped haircut when she was 13-year-old.  

Molly-Mae revealed she walked into the hairdressers and told them: ‘I wanna look like Frankie from The Saturdays’.   

The usually blonde star sported reddish brown locks which were styled in a heavy side parting, synonymous with Frankie’s girlband days.

She wrote atop the photo: ‘Whilst we are down memory lane, I just stumbled across this… *walks into the hairdressers at age 13* “I wanna look like Frankie from The Saturdays”. How crazy that this was my hair!!!!!’. 

The television personality was taking part in a Q and A and also showed a different throwback snap as a teenager.  

The Love Island star showed her petite frame in a white T-shirt with tiger print embellished and skintight wet look leggings. 

Another follower asked Molly to show a throwback picture of herself as a baby. She wrote: ‘Me Ellie-belly and strawberry birthmark. Definition of day one.’

Last week, Molly-Mae showed she wasn’t afraid to switch up her do as she  sported a trendy silver fringed hair cut for the latest PrettyLittleThing campaign.

The television personality posed up a storm as she tested out the new hairstyle while rocking a comfortable beige sweatshirt. 

Molly-Mae exuded confidence in her neutral loungewear which boasted a hood and PrettyLittleThing’s logo across the chest.

Molly-Mae has been on a mission to return to her natural looks in recent weeks after she got her lip fillers dissolved late last year.

The star, who has also had her hair extensions removed, recently begged her young fans to ‘just wait’ before undergoing cosmetic tweaks. 

The TV personality told how she wants to ‘reverse all the mistakes I made’ and go back to a more ‘natural’ look after having the composite bonds on her teeth removed by Ruh Dental, in Manchester.  

Molly-Mae warned how she underwent procedures she ‘didn’t necessarily need to get done’ and should have waited for her face to mature before having work done.