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Daily Mail
4 days ago
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- Daily Mail
Tommy Lee shocks fans by declaring he is NOT divorcing his wife
Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee is setting the record straight after weeks of speculation surrounding his marriage to Brittany Furlan. On Saturday, July 19, the 62-year-old rocker took to Instagram with a defiant message aimed directly at the rumor mill. 'Hey fake news,' he wrote in a post featuring a smiling selfie alongside his wife. 'We're not separated or divorced!! Get your s**t together!!' The bold post comes after a period of silence from the couple, who hadn't publicly appeared together on social media since a bizarre catfishing scandal involving Furlan earlier this year. In May, Furlan revealed that she had unknowingly exchanged flirtatious messages with a catfish impersonating musician Ronnie Radke, which led to speculation that the incident had driven a wedge between her and Lee. Fans began to wonder if the couple, who married in 2019 after meeting on the exclusive dating app Raya, had quietly split. Furlan, 38, had also been posting cryptic, introspective videos in recent weeks—including one about emerging from a 'lowest point' and finding strength in dark times—while Lee had gone largely quiet, only resurfacing for nature-themed posts. But the rocker's latest post makes it clear: the two are still very much together. Furlan also appeared to confirm their relationship status with a subtle but sweet Instagram Story the same day, featuring a silhouetted video of her and Lee sharing a kiss.
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Tommy Lee clears up divorce rumours
Tommy Lee has denied ongoing speculation that he and wife Brittany Furlan have called it quits. "Hey fake news, we're not separated or divorced," the Motley Crue musician wrote via Instagram. "Get your s**t together!" Lee uploaded a new photo with Furlan as they posed for a sweet selfie. The couple twinned in black as they cosied up for the camera. Furlan also attempted to silence the divorce rumours, sharing footage of the pair's shadows kissing via her Instagram Story. The actor and comedian admitted earlier this year that the couple, who wed in 2019, had hit a rough patch in their marriage. "I've been going through a lot in my marriage, which is not anyone's business," Furlan said in a May social media video, claiming that she was living in a hotel apart from Lee. Furlan alleged that she had been "catfished" online by a man she believed to be Falling in Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke, who allegedly harassed her for two weeks. Prior to his relationship with Furlan, Lee was married to Pamela Anderson from 1995 to 1998, during which time they welcomed sons Brandon and Dylan. The blended family all remain on amicable terms. "We're all good. We want happiness. We want everyone to be friends," Furlan told TMZ.
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Tommy Lee and Brittany Furlan Are 'Not Separated or Divorced' Following Catfish Saga: 'Fake News,' Rocker Says
NEED TO KNOW Tommy Lee and Brittany Furlan are "not separated or divorced" following the catfish saga that unfolded on social media in May 2025 On Saturday, July 19, Lee cleared up the split rumors by sharing a couple selfie on Instagram with a caption about "fake news" The rocker's denial came after the pair allegedly spent some time apart, a source previously told PEOPLETommy Lee is shutting down rumors that he and Brittany Furlan have split. On Saturday, July 19, the Mötley Crüe rocker, 62, shared a selfie with Furlan, 38, on Instagram that marked the couple's first public feed post together since May's catfish saga unfolded. Split rumors arose when Furlan revealed that she had been seduced by a catfish posing as musician Ronnie Radke. Having gone relatively quiet on his social media in the wake of the drama, Lee is now confirming the catfish saga hasn't torn their marriage apart. 'Hey fake news,' the rocker wrote in the caption of his latest Instagram post. 'We're not separated or divorced!! Get your s--- together!! 🤣.' Just a few hours earlier, Furlan had also nodded to the couple's relationship status with a post of her own. The former Vine star shared a video depicting two silhouettes — seemingly hers and Lee's — sharing a kiss on Instagram Stories. The couple's public reconciliation comes after Furlan shared several vaguely inspirational posts — including a July 19 video about overcoming 'darkness' and moving out of a 'lowest point.' Meanwhile, Lee took an Instagram hiatus except for a couple of nature-related posts. The alleged tension between Lee and Furlan — who met on celebrity dating app Raya in 2017 and got married in 2019 — kicked off in May. At the time, the comedian shared a since-deleted TikTok where she admitted to exchanging Snapchat messages with someone she believed to be Falling In Reverse frontman Radke during a 'tough time' in her six-year marriage. "Basically, I told my husband everything,' Furlan said of messaging the Snapchat user she believed to be Radke. 'I said, you know, 'I've been talking to whoever I thought this was on Snapchat — he says it's not him, cool, whatever — 'cause I'm a good person. I mean, I'm not a good person for talking to someone while married. I've been going through a lot in my marriage. No excuse, whatever.' The video came after Radke claimed that Furlan was catfished by someone pretending to be him in a series of Instagram Stories posts. Radke also alleged that Lee had threatened him over the situation, a claim Furlan backed up in her video. "I come clean to my husband, my husband freaks out, messages [Radke]," the podcaster said in the since-deleted TikTok, adding that "that's how this all started." Lawyers were involved on both sides, according to posts from Radke and Furlan. Around the same time, a TMZ report alleged that Lee and Furlan had been living apart amid concerns over Lee's alleged drinking behavior. The Mötley Crüe rocker publicly nodded to the ongoing drama in his marriage in a since-deleted Instagram post that read: 'Who's been catfished?' is now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! Shortly after the catfish saga unfolded on social media, a source close to the couple told PEOPLE that the pair were taking some time apart. The insider also said that prior to the very public exchanges between the pair and Radke, Lee and Furlan's relationship was already 'drama, drama, drama.' A relationship status update came in early June, when Furlan revealed that the May drama ultimately made her and her rocker husband closer. 'All of this happening has weirdly brought us together, which is really strange,' she said on her This Is the Worst podcast. 'I think we really faced like, 'Oh, what would life really be like without each other?' " Read the original article on People
Daily Mail
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Tommy Lee and Brittany Furlan's catfishing scandal ramps up as Ronnie Radke says major investigation is afoot
Tommy Lee and Brittany Furlan's catfishing scandal ramps up as Ronnie Radke says major investigation is afoot Have YOU got a story? Email tips@ The catfishing scandal that may have played a role in rocker Tommy Lee and his wife Brittany Furlan's recent split has allegedly taken a serious turn — with potential legal consequences. Ronnie Radke, the singer that Brittany allegedly believed she was chatting with online, spoke with TMZ on Tuesday about how law enforcement is now involved in the bizarre dispute. The 41-year-old Falling in Reverse frontman opened up about the dispute outside the Beachwood Cafe in Los Angeles after he previously denied that he was part of the social media interactions between Brittany, 38, and a TikTok account allegedly posing as him. Ronnie claimed in the new interview that the alleged catfishing incident has seriously escalated, as the FBI are now looking into it. has contacted representatives to Lee and Furlan for comment. Radke also alleged on Tuesday that multiple women had been conversing with the account that was posing as him, suggesting a larger scheme that was initially known. Ronnie Radke, 41, revealed Tuesday to TMZ that the catfishing scandal reportedly played a role in Tommy Lee and wife Brittany Furlan's split has escalated, as the FBI allegedly now investigating; Lee and Furlan pictured in 2019 in Hollywood The singer (pictured) also alleged the multiple women have claimed to have conversed with a TikTok count that allegedly impersonated him in conversations with Brittany 'I just don't want people getting tricked and dupes, and so the FBI is now involved,' he said. Radke claimed that whoever ran the fake TikTok account had committed a 'felony,' and he added that it was 'pretty serious.' When he was asked if he had any knowledge that an account may have been impersonating him, he admitted to seeing multiple 'Ronnie Radke accounts' on social media sites, but he said he didn't put much stock in them. 'It's very obvious that [the accounts are] not — you can obviously tell that [they are] not real,' he said, explaining that the possibility that an account with his name was sophisticated enough to fool Brittany had taken him by surprise. Ronnie admitted that he first learned of the scandal when he received a 'very upset' message from Tommy Lee, but he thought the drummer was just 'pranking' him at first. Although he told Tommy, 62, that he wasn't behind the account, he said the hair metal rocker was 'adamant' that he was responsible, so he began investigating the account on his own. He claimed that he learned that a handful of women may have been duped by the account, and he claimed that one woman 'flew from Canada to Indianapolis' as the result of deception, though it's unclear exactly how he may have acquired that information. The performer added that the 'crazy thing' about the whole scheme is that he has allegedly 'never spoken' to Brittany in his life. Ronnie claimed he wasn't aware that any accounts were 'seriously' impersonating him, and he said he had given the FBI evidence to help them investigate; pictured with Saraya 'Paige' Bevis in 2019 He said he learned of the scandal via messages from Tommy, who was 'adamant' that he was behind the TikTok account. Ironically, he claimed to be a huge fan of the drummer and his band, Mötley Crüe Radke claimed he had since learned that a handful of other women may have been duped by the account. He also clarified that he is 'not attracted' to Furlan and isn't looking to cozy up to her now that she and Lee are separated He admitted to contacting her recently, but only after she had claimed that he was the person behind the account and accused him of being 'obsessed' with her. But Ronnie added that he 'feel[s] bad' for everyone who may have been swept up by a fake account. 'I just don't want to be called obsessed by someone I don't even know,' before declaring, 'I feel bad for Tommy. I f***ing love Tommy.' 'I'm a huge fan of f***ing Mötley Crüe and Tommy,' he declared, before offering apologies to the drummer. Ronnie added that he wanted to 'prove' that he wasn't involved in the catfishing scandal, and he said he had already send in some evidence to the FBI to assist in their investigation, though he didn't share what those details were. As he tried to get into his Cybertruck to drive away, Ronnie was asked if he had any interest in Tommy's estranged wife after their split, but he bluntly declared: 'I'm not attracted to Brittany.' Earlier this week, Brittany took to social media to explain give her side of really happened between her and her husband — and how it involved a wild catfishing scandal and Radke. The Motley Crue rocker and Furlan reportedly split after six years of marriage due to the rocker's drinking problem. Tommy Lee's estranged wife Brittany Furlan took to social media to explain give her side of really happened between the two (above, seen together in 2021) In a shocking TikTok video released on Friday, Furlan revealed she had been the victim of catfishing The influencer told her fans she had been duped and harassed by someone posing as Falling In Reverse frontman Radke, 41, above, who vehemently denies the claims While sources told TMZ it was 'unclear' if a divorce filing was in the near future, Lee unfollowed Furlan on Instagram amid their ongoing drama and the content creator has been living in a hotel. Then, in a shocking TikTok video released on Friday, Furlan revealed she had been the victim of catfishing. The influencer told her fans she had been duped and harassed by someone posing as Falling In Reverse frontman Radke, 41. 'I told my husband everything,' the former Vine star announced. 'I said, "I've been talking to whoever I thought this was on Snapchat, he says it's not him. Cool, whatever,"' Furlan said. Radke then denied on social media that he ever spoke to Furlan on Snapchat while claiming he ignored her many Instagram direct messages. In Furlan's original message, she said she was a 'good person,' although she quickly added, 'I'm not a good person for talking to someone while I'm married, [but] I've been going through a lot in my marriage. No excuse, [so] I come clean to my husband.' She explained that she realized she might not be speaking to the real Radke when she showed up to his old house and he didn't come out. However, she also asked the real Radke to leave her alone and stop posting about the catfish situation, writing in her TikTok caption: 'I've had enough. He's been harassing me for two weeks. He's been sent three cease and desists and has not listened. For the final time - leave me alone Ronnie.' She hit out at the claims she was 'stalking' Radke and maintained that her Instagram messages where harmless. 'Go to any of my husband's friends' [profiles], I like all their s**t because I'm supportive,' she said. Radke shared a video and said it was 'altered' and sent on Snapchat with the voice changed. He also played the original video, where he was next to his girlfriend and bird on his balcony Radke shared messages from a woman who goes by Alexa Starr. Starr posted an X (formerly Twitter) thread and claimed she had been talking to the same Snapchat user 'I message f***ing everybody. I'm in everybody's DMs all the time, girls, guys [and] whatever. I love people,' she said about sending him multiple messages he didn't respond to, before announcing: 'You're not special.' Lee also weighed in with a cryptic 'Whose been catfished?' Instagram Story on Friday. Then, Radke began sharing his own insight into the wild catfishing scandal, sharing multiple posts with his 351,000 followers. Radke, who was previously arrested for domestic violence and has struggled with drug addiction, consistently denied that he was the one speaking to Furlan on Snapchat and explained it wasn't his real account - and if it was, he would have had more views and followers. He said he was going to 'clear this up for a final time, because Brittany seems to keep posting implying that I'm the catfish she thinks I'm obsessed with her guys. What a delusional, delusional woman.' He then showed messages Brittany allegedly sent saying he had been 'obsessed' with her 'for years' as well as messages he's received from Tommy Lee. Both said their lawyers are involved. Radke shared messages from a woman who goes by Alexa Starr. Starr posted an X (formerly Twitter) thread and claimed she had been talking to the same Snapchat user. Starr received raunchy messages from the person behind the account. 'I'm not here to attack anymore,' Radke said in response to Furlan's video. 'I don't care about your infidelity with your husband, that is none of my business,' he continued. 'I have done nothing wrong.' Radke declared he's never responded to Furlan's multiple messages, followed her back, or liked any of her pictures. Radke shared messages from the other woman who had been catfished by the fake version of him, who spent $2,000 on plane tickets and got a 'Ronnie is daddy' tattoo on her leg for the man she thought she was speaking to He shared a video and said it was 'altered' and sent on Snapchat with the voice changed. He also played the original video, where he was next to his girlfriend and bird on his balcony. Radke split from wrestler girlfriend Saraya Bevis, formerly known as WWE star Paige, in January 2025. He has since seemingly moved on with musician and model Dana Dentata. Radke said 'the same account' was talking to 'a different girl' and found it 'notable to share.' He shared screenshots of the account talking to another woman and called it 'irrefutable evidence' that it wasn't him. Radke shared messages from the other woman who had been catfished by the fake version of him, who spent $2,000 on plane tickets and got a 'Ronnie is daddy' tattoo on her leg for the man she thought she was speaking to. 'That's the third account of a girl... that all have been catfished by this person,' he told his followers.
Fox News
19-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Fox News
Tommy Lee's wife admits being catfished while living separately from rocker amid marriage troubles
Brittany Furlan is speaking out about her rumored split from Mötley Crüe rocker Tommy Lee. On Saturday, the comedian took to TikTok to release a lengthy video claiming she was catfished online by someone impersonating Falling in Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke. Her video came after TMZ reported that Furlan and Lee, 62, had been living separately. She also accused the real Radke, 41, of going public with the drama after Lee accused him of sleeping with her. People magazine reported the video also came after Radke alleged, in a series of Instagram Stories posts, that the comedian was catfished by someone pretending to be him and Lee, 62, threatened him over the situation. "Obviously, I'm in a hotel right now. I've been going through a really tough time in my marriage, which was none of anyone's f-----g business, but he's made it everyone's business," Furlan said in her TikTok post, referring to Radke. According to the 38-year-old, she previously received messages from someone she believed was Radke at the time. Then the Snapchat user "started trying to seduce me." Furlan claimed she didn't save any of the messages because she "didn't want to be shady" and is "in a vulnerable place." "He says this isn't him. That's fine, whatever. I don't give a f---," said Furlan. She also showed alleged Instagram DMs between herself and Radke before asking him to leave her alone. "It's a catfish, cool. I got catfished. Why are you still harassing me?" said Furlan. "Why are you sending me hundreds of messages? Why are you trolling me? I don't give a f---. I unfollowed you. Leave me alone. That's it." Furlan went on to corroborate Radke's claim that Lee confronted him over the catfish situation. "Basically, I told my husband everything," Furlan explained. "I said, you know, I've been talking to whoever I thought this was on Snapchat — he says it's not him, cool, whatever — 'cause I'm a good person. I mean, I'm not a good person for talking to someone while married. I've been going through a lot in my marriage. No excuse, whatever." "I come clean to my husband. My husband freaks out, messages him. That's how this all started," said Furlan. On May 16, Lee acknowledged the ongoing drama in an Instagram post with a caption that read, "Who's been catfished?" Furlan concluded her video by asking Radke to stop discussing both her marriage and the catfish drama publicly. "You've blown up my whole life on social media," said the former Vine star. "This is embarrassing for me, embarrassing for my husband. This whole f-----g thing is embarrassing. I've been going through struggling with s--- at home. I'm in a f-----g hotel. Like, leave us the f--- alone, bro. Like, if you want people to be obsessed with you, like, I don't know, get another f-----g hobby, dude. This is just some serious narcissist s---. I'm done. Anyone can think of it what they will. All good." Furlan's video was also captioned, "I've had enough. He's been harassing me for two weeks. He's been sent three cease and desists and has not listened. For the final time – Leave me alone Ronnie." Fox News Digital reached out to Lee, Furlan and Radke for comment. Radke has been adamant that it was a catfish, not him, who was messaging Furlan. He claimed that "the only reason" he went public was because Lee "will not stop yelling at me and stuff." "Imagine you grow up looking up to somebody like Tommy Lee, and then all of a sudden out of nowhere he goes, 'You're f-----g my wife,'" said Radke. "And I'm like, 'What? I have no idea what you're talking about.'" Posts by Radke and Furlan indicated that lawyers are involved on both sides. "I have to clear this up for the final time because Brittany seems to keep posting, implying that I'm the catfish," said Radke in one of his videos where he attempts to clear his name. "She thinks I'm obsessed with her, guys," he said. "What a delusional, delusional woman… The truth always prevails." "Guys, I'm not here to attack anymore, but I'm just asking this woman to please stop trying to spin the narrative," said Radke. "I don't care about your infidelity with your husband. That is none of my business. What I don't stand for is you literally trying to make me the bad guy. I have done nothing wrong." WATCH: DAVID CHOKACHI REMEMBERS TOMMY LEE'S JEALOUS RAGE ON SET OF 'BAYWATCH' TMZ previously reported that Furlan and Lee's split was over his alleged drinking. While the couple is no longer living together, they're reportedly still in communication.
