MOLLY-Mae Hague has admitted her face was so “warped” from too much filler that trolls said she looked like an X Box controller.
The Love Island star, 22, also revealed her family tried to stop her after she went too far.
Molly-Mae appeared on podcast The Diary of a CEO with entrepreneur Steven Bartlett to talk about influencing and how she’s become so successful after Love Island.
The reality fave and creative director at fashion brand Pretty Little Thing admitted it was her older sister Zoe who told her she’d gone too far with the filler and something needed to change.
Molly said: “It was actually only until my sister said to me, she was like, ‘We need to sort this out’. It took her to tell me.
“I was at a PA in a club and she texted me and said, ‘I need to talk to you about the filler. It’s too much now. It’s enough. You need to stop’.
“Everyone used to call me Quagmire. I don’t even know who Quagmire is. I think it’s like a cartoon character.
“People used to say Quagmire, or I looked like an Xbox controller. My face was that warped.”
Molly-Mae likened getting filler to “going to the gym” and admitted it it “terrifying” how normalised aesthetic procedures like filler have become.
She told the podcast she started getting filler around the age of 16 – and continued to go for top-ops for a few years.
Tommy Fury’s girlfriend said she had filler after seeing other girls with it all over her social media feed.
It was only after she posted a video on YouTube which showed her face looking extremely swollen, that she started trending on Twitter.
The star was trolled online about the shape of her jaw after getting the fillers. After that moment, she decided to make a change.
The star had her lip filler dissolved last year, and even got her composite bonds removed from her teeth on her quest to reverse her cosmetic procedures.
She has repeatedly expressed her regret at getting filler and other treatments on her face before finding fame.
She now craves a “more natural” look and told on her channel she felt she had rushed into some of the procedures too early in her life.
The Filter business owner took fans on a journey to have her lip filler removed on her YouTube channel.
She said: “This is something I’ve been putting off now for the last six months. I am getting my lips dissolved.
“My lip filler journey has been a very, very long one.
“I’ve been getting my lips filled with filler since I was about 17 which is literally ridiculous. I want to talk you through the process of undoing.”
