Molly-Mae Hague has opened up about her secret surgery to alleviate the painful symptoms of endometriosis, revealing that she no longer experiences discomfort during intimacy.

The 25-year-old former Love Island star candidly discussed her battle with the chronic condition, 

which occurs when tissue similar to the womb lining grows in other areas of the body, such as the ovaries and fallopian tubes. 

Although she initially shared her diagnosis in 2022, she has since been hesitant to speak publicly about it, fearing backlash and criticism.

In a recent vlog, Molly-Mae acknowledged that she was reluctant to discuss the topic due to concerns about “saying the wrong thing or offending people.” 

She admitted to receiving criticism in the past, with some accusing her of not explaining the condition properly or even contributing to the idea that endometriosis had become a trend. 

However, despite the challenges, she wanted to provide an update on her health journey for her followers.

Molly-Mae now believes she has overcome the worst of the condition, crediting her recovery largely to the birth of her daughter, Bambi. Reflecting on her experience, she shared: “I actually feel like I don’t suffer from it anymore. Sometimes I don’t want to say that, but hopefully, it gives people hope that there is light at the end of the tunnel. I know it isn’t curable, but it can get so much better.”

She underwent a laparoscopy, a surgical procedure commonly used to treat endometriosis by burning away the excess tissue. Initially, she wasn’t sure if the operation had been effective. “For the first few months, I thought it hadn’t worked,” she explained. “It took a while to see the results. To be honest, it wasn’t actually the laparoscopy that I feel ‘cured’ me.”

Instead, she believes that pregnancy played a significant role in alleviating her symptoms. “I honestly do think it was having Bambi that completely got rid of my endometriosis,” she said. “I didn’t have a period for nine months, and when it did come back, aside from the first two or three cycles, I noticed the pain had completely gone. It’s no longer debilitating or excruciating like it used to be. It doesn’t reduce me to tears anymore—it just feels like what a normal period should feel like. The painful sex went away after I had Bambi.”

Now, she considers endometriosis a “distant memory” and feels incredibly grateful to no longer suffer from its painful effects. However, she admitted that she still approaches discussions about the condition cautiously. “I want to be a little bit less afraid to talk about it, but I feel so blessed that I’m not experiencing those symptoms anymore.”

Molly-Mae first opened up about her struggles with endometriosis in 2022, revealing how the condition impacted her relationship with her fiancé, boxer Tommy Fury, with whom she shares daughter Bambi. At the time, she spoke about how her severe symptoms affected her personal life, particularly the intense pain she endured during intimacy. “My two main symptoms have been excruciating periods and excruciating sex,” she previously shared. “I will be honest, I do believe the painful sex symptom is what pushed me into getting my problem fixed, into working out what was wrong with my body. Not only was I doing it for me, which was obviously the main reason, but I was also trying to do it for Tommy.”

The influencer also recalled how unbearable the pain became, revealing that she had moments where she considered calling an ambulance due to its intensity. “It got so bad that I would be rolling in bed, fearful for my life. I used to think, ‘For my body to be in this much agonizing pain, what is it going through?’” she said. “I genuinely used to be in so much pain that I feared I wouldn’t wake up in the morning. It was so horrendous.”

Now, with her symptoms significantly improved, Molly-Mae hopes that sharing her journey will bring comfort to others dealing with endometriosis. She emphasized that while the condition is not curable, there is hope for managing it and finding relief. Her experience serves as encouragement for others who may be struggling, showing that while the journey can be difficult, there is the possibility of improvement and healing.

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