You may have seen a lot of conversation surrounding Molly-Mae. The former Love Island contestant-turned-influencer has been one of the most popular figures to come out of the reality show and as a result, the 25-year-old has managed to build a successful career off the back of her appearance on the show. You may know her most recent venture, her clothing brand Maebe, which sold out in 24 minutes last week. It appears to be a great success, but is Molly-Mae heading for trouble?
Could Ad Disclosure Rules Derail Molly-Mae’s Brand?
Earlier this year, Grace Beverley had six ads for her brand TALA banned by the ASA for failing to disclose them. Could Molly-Mae face the same fate with Maebe?
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