Inside Molly-Mae Hague’s HUGE plans for new six bed mansion including home gym and spare room makeover

MOLLY-MAE Hague has revealed the exciting new plans for her stunning six-bedroom mansion and the "tweaks" she wants to make it perfect.

The Filter tan brand founder, 22, opened up on her latest project, Molly Maison, on a separate home Instagram page yesterday.

Molly, who is dating Tommy Fury, told followers after a lengthy three-year search the pair had finally found their dream home.

Adding detail to her plans on a video posted to her YouTube channel, she confessed the new property was "not a renovation job" but insisted: "I want to do a few things to make it perfect for us, the interior - I can't wait to show you guys.

"We are not going to be ripping up the house and re do-ing it but we are going to make quite a few tweaks - we are building a brand new gym into the house, we are knocking through bathrooms to create huge en suites and stuff..."

Pretty Little Thing's creative director showed her passion for style translates into her home as she told how she was collaborating with interior designers to "do it to our taste."

She also explained that several bedrooms in the house were being converted - one into a filming room for her YouTube vids and another for her to get dressed in.

The video on her page revealed the house's spare bedroom - with a large Buddha portrait and elaborate hanging lights.

However, she revealed that it will soon be converted into her personal dressing room.

The hanging gold light fixtures will remain in the pad, but be re-located to another room.

The room's en suite will also be ripped out and transformed.

Yet she did confess: "One thing I am thinking about doing is replicating this style of bedroom in another one of the bedrooms in the house.

"I've never thought of doing a bedroom this pastel-y green colour but there's something so calming and beautiful about this room I can't explain.

"That's why for a while I didn't want to turn it into my dressing room, but I'll copy the panelling and the pale green in another one of the spare bedrooms just to emulate this and make a room very similar."