Molly Mae Hague becomes first 'Love Island' star on Forbes 30 Under 30 list

Molly-Mae Hague is celebrating big today after accomplishing something no other Love Island star has reached before.

The famed influencer and entrepreneur, 26, has earned a spot on Forbes magazine’s esteemed 30 Under 30 list.

You could say Molly-Mae, who cruises around in a Bentley and resides in a £4.5m estate, has established a massive business since her rise to fame in 2019 on Love Island.

The famed celebrity, who shares her life with fellow Islander Tommy Fury, 26, boasts her own clothing line titled Maebe, along with homeware and self-tanning products, serves as a brand ambassador for Pretty Little Thing, and maintains a deal with Starbucks.

Molly also holds a lucrative contract worth £1m with Beauty Works and hosts her own Amazon Prime TV series, Behind it All.

Through all her efforts, this mom-of-one has seen her £20m empire, featuring her beauty lines in Boots and Selfridges, earn a spot on the sought-after Forbes 30 Under 30 list.

Each year, the renowned magazine shares various lists across categories from social media to art and fashion, honoring individuals under 30.

The soon-to-be mother Molly, expecting her second child with Tommy, is noted in the Retail and Ecommerce section.

She has been acknowledged for her influence in the beauty and fashion sectors through her brands Filter by Molly-Mae and Maebe.

This is a landmark accomplishment for the entrepreneur, a feat never before achieved by a Love Island star.

On the list, Forbes emphasized her expanding reach with MMH Group Holdings, which brought in significant earnings last year.

The publication stated: “Since age 17, Molly-Mae Hague has produced content for numerous retailers and launched her own products.

“Now, her 16 million followers across Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok buy her cosmetic line Filter by Molly-Mae, available at Selfridges and Boots, as well as her Maebe clothing line.

“Having left the London College of Fashion, she also collaborated with Amazon Prime Video on a docuseries about her life as an influencer, businesswoman, and mother.

“Together within MMH Group Holdings, her ventures generated roughly $26 million in 2025 revenue.”

Molly’s entrepreneurial journey continues as she recently teamed up with Adidas to create two sneaker designs.

The profitable multi-million-pound project significantly increased the reality star's finances.

Even Bambi, her three-year-old daughter, is joining in, starring in a brand campaign for Persil and Comfort, reportedly bringing in seven figures for the family.