Conor McGregor's fiancee Dee Devlin stuns in red bikini in defiant response to UFC star's kiss with mystery woman
Dee - who has been with McGregor for 17 years - posed with the former UFC champion and their four kids in a series of holiday snaps.
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One includes Dee soaking up the sun in a red bikini on a yacht while also hugging McGregor wearing a colourful swimsuit on the beach.
McGregor recently whisked his partner away to Sardinia to celebrate his 37th birthday despite a cloud of controversy surrounding the UFC star.
The Sun first reported how the multimillionaire fighter was caught appearing to kiss a mystery woman on a beach in Florida.
Just days later, McGregor was spotted with the same woman enjoying a meal in Fort Lauderdale.
To make matters worse, American rapper Azealia Banks accused McGregor of sending her unsolicited nude photos.
The alleged naked pictures were then posted online - and later deleted - by the New York performer.
Just days later, McGregor was snapped packing on the PDA with Dee -who he proposed to in 2020 but is yet to marry - on a yacht in Italy.
And she posted: "Happy Birthday to the person who always keeps Dee entertained and makes her smile."
McGregor has not fought since July 2021 - when he brutally broke his leg against Dustin Poirier.
A toe injury last June also forced McGregor out of his proposed comeback bout against Michael Chandler in Las Vegas.
Flames rip through Conor McGregor's pub in shocking footage - as firefighters rush to tackle blaze
But McGregor has recently claimed he is back in the UFC's drug testing pool in a bid to set up a return.
It's been controversies outside of the cage that have kept the former champion from fighting - with his UFC future in doubt.
In December, McGregor was found liable for assault in a civil case against him dating back to 2018.
The court heard how the professional fighter was said to have "brutally raped and battered" Nikita Hand in a penthouse at the Beacon Hotel.
McGregor - who was ordered to pay Ms Hand about £206,000 in damages and pay her legal costs - has since sought an appeal.
McGregor also punched a man in an Ibiza nightclub in June - with The Sun capturing the shocking moment.
But the man - who works for Wayne Lineker - did not press charges.
While away with his fiancee and four kids - Conor Jr, eight, Croia, six, Rian four and Mack, one - McGregor's pub was the target of an arson attack.
Detectives believe a person doused the Black Forge Inn with a "flammable liquid" at 3am.
It's understood the suspect used a flammable liquid at the front of the premises before setting it on fire and then fleeing the scene.
Gardai are examining CCTV from the area in a bid to identify the suspect.
It's the second time McGregor's pub has been targeted in an arson attack.
In 2022, a petrol bomb was thrown at the bar but it failed to ignite.
Following that incident, McGregor also installed bullet proof windows in the pub.
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