Molly-Mae Hague couldn’t contain her laughter as daughter Bambi told photographers to ‘take my picture’ as they headed on a lunch date on Friday. The influencer, 27, looked amused by her three-year-old daughter’s diva antics as they walked back to her £250K gold Mercedes G-Wagon.Molly was in good spirits as she held hands with her little girl, who was dressed in an adorable khaki suede bomber jacket and matching skirt. The TV personality kept casual as she wrapped up in a burgundy leather jacket which she paired with black wide legged trousers. Styling her blonde locks in a ponytail, Molly toted her belongings in a Chanel handbag and kept comfortable in a pair of Adidas trainers. The mother-of-two spent quality time with her little girl in Hale, Cheshire, after welcoming son Midas in June this year. Molly-Mae Hague couldn’t contain her laughter as daughter Bambi told photographers to ‘take my picture’ as they headed on a lunch date on Friday The influencer, 27, looked amused by her three-year-old daughter’s diva antics as they walked back to her £250K gold Mercedes G-WagonIt comes after Molly revealed that her daughter Bambi ‘put someone in a headlock’ during a recent outing to Pizza Express.The influencer, who has spoken of her daughter’s difficult behaviour before, said: ‘I went to Pizza Express with Bambi and Midas and some friends and I can’t even disclose what happened.’All I’m going to say is, I thought Bambi was out of her aggressive era. I was very wrong. Headlocks were put in place. Not by me, by her. It should have been by me. It was bad.’We’re in the depths of it right now and I’m really just trying to keep my head above water.’In the comments many other mums tried to comfort her after the incident saying Bambi is probably just adjusting to being a sibling.They said: ‘Bambi 100 per cent is feeling her newborn brother is taking her mummy’s attention away. It happened with my daughter when her brother arrived.’,’Her world has changed and she will be happy but change is massive for children and their emotions are all over the place.’,’Never give up and never give in. She will learn. You’re doing a good job.’It comes after last August Molly-Mae shared her worries when Bambi bit two other children at nursery.At the time she opened up about the experience with her fans as she declared: ‘It’s the complete opposite of what I want my child to be.’It comes days after Molly revealed daughter Bambi has now started prep school after clashing with her fiancé Tommy Fury over Traveller traditions around education.Tommy, 27, who was brought up in a traditional Traveller fashion, had previously expressed a desire for Bambi to not go to school, with Molly-Mae telling him at the time that their daughter would receive a full education.In her YouTube vlog, Molly revealed Bambi has now started prep school in her nursery, ahead of her starting school next September. It comes after Molly revealed that her daughter Bambi ‘put someone in a headlock’ during a recent outing to Pizza ExpressMolly said: ‘She had her first day back to prep school yesterday, back to nursery, but now it’s prep school because she’s moved up a room and they call it prep school.’Basically all her friends are wearing a uniform. And obviously I said like it’s optional.’Bambi told Molly she didn’t want to wear a uniform.She continued: ‘Tommy was like, “Oh, like why is everyone wearing a uniform? It just feels too grown up. Like she’s a baby”. And I was like, “She’s not a baby”.’I’ve never known a man to – love him for it – but baby a child more than Bam. Tommy babies Bambi. Like, which is what you should do because they are only a baby for a short amount of time. I guess you have to embrace it.’The couple welcomed their son Midas in June.Back in March, Molly said they were ‘on the fence’ about sending their daughter to school because they don’t want her to ‘lose herself’.She said she does want her daughter to go to a Catholic school if she thrives there, but admitted she hasn’t ruled out home-schooling her first-born because she doesn’t want her to ‘lose her spark’.She said the thought of handing over her child for five days a week to a system is ‘terrifying’ because she and Tommy are so protective over her and they are strict in a way that they are comfortable with.Molly said: ‘We went to go and visit a school for Bambi. I feel as though it could be quite a controversial one. You know me, I can sneeze and people will find it controversial.’I’m not really going to go into depth about it but we were very much feeling on the fence with schooling and what we were going to do and where we are at with it.’I was in the normal school system, I didn’t go to private school. We’re just very stuck about what we are going to do.’Molly said that Tommy’s religion is affecting their decision but denied her views were anything to do with him being ‘half-Traveller’.Join the discussionDid Bambi’s hilarious ‘take my picture’ moment make you smile?What’s your view? Molly shares daughter Bambi and three-month-old son Midas with Tommy Fury However, two years ago, Tommy had mooted the idea of Bambi not going to school because of his Traveller background.Gipsy, Roma and Traveller children often leave after primary school to learn ‘traditional’ skills. These skills include bricklaying and tree-cutting for young boys, while girls will be taught homemaking by their mothers.It proved to be a sticking point for the couple, as Molly Mae insisted there was ‘no way’ her daughter would not receive a full education.Tommy said on At Home With The Furys: ‘Growing up the way I’ve grown up, I’ve got my morals and live my life a certain way.’I feel like when our little girl comes along, she’ll most definitely be brought up the way I’ve been brought up. The old fashioned way. The right way.’He was seen telling Molly: ‘I want our daughter to be around other children and be very family orientated. I feel like family is number one and it’s important that she knows that.’Molly then revealed to the camera: ‘With Tommy obviously being Traveller, he has had conversations with me about our child not going to school, which is absolutely non optional.’I’ve been raised completely differently to that. It would never be a question that our children or our child would not go to school.’That hopefully won’t cause too many rifts.’