Not everyone can say the same thing!
Molly-Mae Hague sounds like she's doing well lately, as she's confessed that baby Bambi has brought her "closer" to Tommy Fury.
The couple came second on Love Island 2019, appearing alongside Maura Higgins, Anton Danyluk and Curtis Pritchard.
Since then, both have been successful career-wise with Molly-Mae becoming the creative director of Pretty Little Thing and Tommy pursing a professional boxing career.
In January 2023, the pair welcomed baby Bambi but since then, they've gotten engaged and faced rumours of relationship strife.
But Molly-Mae has dispelled rumours of any turbulence between the couple in an Instagram Q&A.
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One follower asked, "Have you and Tommy faced relationship challenges since having Bambi?"
Molly-Mae replied, "I think Bambi has made us closer. Any bickers we have are never actually about her! Parenting together, especially recently, has been amazing."
It's not the first time Molly has spoken so positively about parenting with Tommy. On her YouTube channel, she called him an "amazing dad."
Speaking about his parenting skills, she said "[he's] probably better than I am to be honest, because I'm a stress head, whereas he's so calm and collected.
"At the minute, as a dad, like he is everything I could wish for and more."
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What else did Molly-Mae say?
It turns out the couple are hoping to give baby Bambi a little brother or sister too — but it'll be another while yet.
When another follower asked if a second baby is on the cards, Molly-Mae replied "Not any time soon. Wedding first!"
The former islanders are expected to wed in 2025. Tommy's proposal was long-awaited, with Molly mentioning multiple times online about how she was looking forward to the day he would finally pop the question.
The proposal itself was a stunning affair, with Molly Mae in white and Tommy in a black suit. Irish singer RuthAnne sang her song 'The Vow' during the proposal to make it an even more romantic affair.
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