Inside Tommy Fury's HUGE and ‘lonely' new mansion with swimming pool he ‘bought for Molly-Mae and Bambi'
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TOMMY Fury has shared a look inside his huge and 'lonely' new mansion with a swimming pool.
The boxer and Love Island star shares a glimpse at the very impressive home in his new BBC, The Good, The Bad, The Fury, documentary, admitting he bought the home for partner Molly-Mae and their two-year-old daughter Bambi.
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Tommy Fury has shared a look inside his huge and 'lonely' new mansion with a swimming pool
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The mansion is in Cheshire
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Tommy's stylish lounge
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The home boasts a swimming pool
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The mansion is in Cheshire and can be seen surrounded by outhouses and rolling fields.
At the front of the impressive home stands a large water fountain on a gravel drive.
And a glimpse inside reveals a very chic lounge area and a swimming pool surrounded by glass windows looking out into the vast garden.
Tommy, 26, can be seen talking in the kitchen of his home and reveals that he purchased the home for Molly and his daughter.
But Tommy, who filmed the documentary amid his split from Molly, admits he's lonely in the house.
The reality star says: 'I'm in this big house that I bought for Molly and Bambi to live in, so she could have great memories growing up here.
'But I find myself just sat alone in a big house by myself and you just hear silence. It's been the worst year of my life.'
Tommy, seen sitting at a huge kitchen table then FaceTimes his family, who live in Tommy's former home, also in Cheshire.
Shock moment Tommy Fury's dad tells him to 'get a grip' as star opens up about his struggles after Molly Mae split
The boxer spends a lot of time in the stunning home in his new documentary, showing off huge wooden bookshelves and log walls.
The star has also revealed a TV hanging above a white fireplace in the grey-themed room.
But it's commented on the documentary that he needs a 'few more bits and bobs' to fill up the empty spaces.
Molly admitted in a recent vlog that she's been spending more and more time at the impressive home with Bambi, since reuniting with Tommy.
She even shopped for artwork for the mansion in her latest YouTube video.
Tommy moved into the swanky new home after splitting from Molly last year, leaving their £3.5million mansion behind, which Molly still lives in, with her sister Zoe and her sister's husband Danny.
Molly-Mae did not attend the premiere of Tommy Fury's new documentary on Tuesday evening.
The boxer was joined by his parents in Manchester for a screening of BBC show The Good. The Bad. The Fury, which sees him rehash details of their recent split, as well as make a series of shock revelations about it.
Tommy looked in good spirits as he posed on the red carpet with his family and a number of reality stars - including Love Island's Kaz Crossley.
Despite their recent reconciliation and loved-up displays, Molly - the mother of his daughter Bambi - swerved the bash.
It comes after he made the shock revelation that he was downing "20 shots a night" and drinking to get "blackout drunk" ahead of their split last year.
The news of their split in August 2024, just more than a year after their engagement, sparked shock and speculation he had been unfaithful.
Tommy, the half-brother of boxer Tyson, denies the rumours in his new doc, saying he started drinking heavily after injuring his hand.
He said: "The reason for our ending the relationship was alcohol."
He added: "I couldn't train, box, lift weights, that was all gone.
"My right hand was messed up, I was in dire pain, it's just what happens over years of impact on the hand.
"I had lost my entire identity, lost my life."
In the first episode of the show, Tommy''s father John says he urged Molly to leave his son, saying: "I knew from dealing with Tyson, when the drinking started to come into play I thought 'Not again'.
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Tommy says he bought it to create memories with Bambi
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Tommy, who filmed the documentary amid his split from Molly, admits he's lonely in the house
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Tommy spotted exploring his large kitchen
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