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ITV News
3 hours ago
- Entertainment
- ITV News
Tommy Fury admits to downing '20 shots a night' before Molly-Mae split
Granada Fury Entertainment Tommy Fury has admitted he was downing '20 shots a night' and drinking to get 'blackout drunk' ahead of his split with Molly-Mae Hague. The boxer, 26, met Hague on ITV dating show Love Island in 2019 and the pair have a daughter, Bambi. The news of their split in August 2024, just more than a year after their engagement, sparked shock and speculation he had been unfaithful. Fury, the half-brother of boxer Tyson, denies the rumours in his new BBC Three docu-series Tommy: The Good, The Bad, The Fury, 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, Fury's father John says he urged Hague to leave his son, saying: 'I knew from dealing with Tyson, when the drinking started to come into play I thought 'Not again'. 'I did say to Molly, because she came to me, what you're best off doing with him, Molly, is walking away, because if he's not going to change himself, he doesn't think that much of you.' Revealing how much he was drinking at the time, Fury said: 'I hold my hands up, drink got hold of me – 20 shots a night, 20 beers. 'Every day I would have a drink and I would drink to get blackout drunk, and that is what led to me not being the right partner to Molly.' Discussing how it impacted him to be unable to fight, he said: 'The only thing that made me feel like I was back in that moment of thousands of fans again was picking up and having a drink, but having a drink was what cost me my entire family. 'The reason why everything went to s**t, I went through the worst year of my life, I went through a crisis, was because I couldn't fight.' He admitted he was drunk when Hague eventually walked out, taking their daughter with her. He said: 'I've never even said this before, but when they'd actually left the house, I was actually drunk at that point, so I don't actually remember it that well, which was even more upsetting. 'I woke up. I was like s**t, and I was listening to probably the silence of the house for like an hour. I was like, f***. And that was the last time they've been here. 'I'm not going to lie and say I knew the feeling of what it was like when they walked out – I didn't because I was intoxicated.' The couple have since rekindled their relationship, with Hague saying she believes their relationship is 'worth saving'. Part one of Tommy: The Good, The Bad, The Fury is available on BBC iPlayer and BBC Three, with part two scheduled for later in the year.
Irish Examiner
6 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Irish Examiner
Tommy Fury says he was intoxicated when Molly-Mae Hague walked out on him
Reality TV star Tommy Fury has said he does not remember what it felt like when his fiancee Molly Mae-Hague walked out on him with their daughter Bambi, as he was intoxicated. The boxer, 26, who met Hague on ITV dating show Love Island, speaks about his struggles with alcohol dependency in his new BBC Three docu-series, Tommy: The Good, The Bad, The Fury. In episode one he says: 'I've never even said this before, but when they'd actually left the house, I was actually drunk at that point, so I don't actually remember it that well, which was even more upsetting. 'I woke up. I was like shit, and I was listening to probably the silence of the house for like an hour. I was like, f***. And that was the last time they've been here. 'I'm not going to lie and say I knew the feeling of what it was like when they walked out, I didn't because I was intoxicated. 'But no matter how drunk I was, as long as Bambi's routine stayed the same, I'd still be up in the morning, quarter past seven, making a bottle in the microwave, doing the milk, getting her up, bringing her down, making her breakfast. 'I'm still doing all that and, in my mind, if I could keep my fatherly duties going everything else will be OK.' Also in the episode, Fury denies allegations of cheating that were spread online, and emphasises that the breakdown of their relationship was because of his problems with alcohol. Tommy Fury and his daughter Bambi (BBC/Optomen Television Limited/PA) Fury, who is the half-brother of former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, and Hague, 26, were runners up on Love Island in 2019, and announced their engagement in July 2023. In August 2024, they said that the relationship had ended, in separate social media messages, with Fury saying he was 'heartbroken' to share the news. In an episode of her Prime Video docuseries, Behind It All, Hague spoke about how his drinking had affected their relationship, and in series two she gave an update on their future, saying that they have something 'worth saving'. In his new TV series the boxer 'bares all about the demons that drove him to drink' and tries to prove to Hague that he is 'a dependable father and partner once again', according to a description from the BBC. The series also looks at his boxing career, which took a backseat amid his hand surgery in January 2024. Speaking to the PA news agency, Fury said: 'I feel like whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger and that year of 2024 was the toughest year by far. 'It's a long way behind me now. I'm not that person any more, and I feel like everything's a lesson.' Part one of Tommy: The Good, The Bad, The Fury will be available on BBC iPlayer and BBC Three on Tuesday August 19, with part two scheduled for later in the year.
Metro
9 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Metro
Tommy Fury shares 'terrible' moment he hit rock bottom after Molly-Mae left him
Tommy Fury has revealed his 'lowest ever moment' that saw him hit 'rock bottom' after Molly-Mae Hague and Bambi left him last year. The 26-year-old professional boxer and TV personality is no stranger to having his life in the public eye. After meeting Molly on Love Island in 2019, welcoming their first child, Bambi, in January 2023, the couple announced their engagement months later. However, the Pretty Little Thing ambassador and fighter shocked the public by announcing their split in August last year, with Tommy later saying his issues with alcohol had prompted their breakup. Since then, Molly has spoken out about their 'unique living arrangements' as they 'figure out things' in their relationship. She also recently became tearful as she discussed her parenting struggles in a recent vlog. However, in a new series for the BBC, titled Tommy: The Good. The Bad. The Fury, the Fury brother is baring all as he delves into the 'worst year of his life'. Offering fans unprecedented access into Tommy's life, the brother of Tyson Fury attempts to restore his reputation and win back the trust of Molly-Mae by returning to the ring. Speaking to Metro and other publications, Tommy delved into how he was at one point drinking 20 shots a day when he struggled with alcoholism. 'I was told that I had to have an operation on my hand and I couldn't use it for 12 to 18 months,' he said. 'So, at the point when you can't even shower yourself properly because of my cast, one day you find that all you can do is sit down and have a few drinks, and it takes the pain away. You kind of forget where you are, you forget what's going on. 'And sometimes you want that feeling all the time, and that's where it obviously starts.' He continued: 'Drinking four or five times a week is something nobody should be doing. When I look at the person I was back then, I don't even recognise that guy. 'Back then, I didn't really care about anything. I let the world go by and wasn't bothered, and that's just not me. I've always kept myself in tip-top condition. I'm an athlete, I'm a fighter, I want to strive for the best, I want to be the best, that's my mindset. And then I just lost it down that stretch.' Asked about Molly-Mae walking out on him with Bambi, he added: 'I probably would have walked away from me too.' Discussing the speculation around his and Molly-Mae's break-up, he described it as 'horrible'. 'How could it not be? Just constantly every day lies and just pure s*** that you're reading in every single newspaper, magazine possible. More Trending 'It's not a nice feeling, but it comes to a point where that's not even important. What's important is getting back to who I am.' In addition to Tommy bearing all about the demons that drove him to drink, we also see the immediate aftermath of his break-up with Molly. In the weeks after, the pair begin to grow closer, with Tommy even preparing the house for her possible return. View More » Part 1 of Tommy: The Good. The Bad. The Fury. will air on BBC iPlayer and BBC Three on Tuesday 19th August with Part 2 to come later this year. Got a story? If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@ calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page – we'd love to hear from you.
RTÉ News
9 hours ago
- Entertainment
- RTÉ News
Tommy Fury admits he was drunk when Molly-Mae walked out
Reality TV star Tommy Fury has said he does not remember what it felt like when his fiancée Molly Mae-Hague walked out on him with their daughter Bambi, as he was intoxicated. The boxer, 26, who met Hague on ITV dating show Love Island, speaks about his his struggles with alcohol dependency in his new BBC Three docu-series, Tommy: The Good, The Bad, The Fury. In episode one he says: "I've never even said this before, but when they'd actually left the house, I was actually drunk at that point, so I don't actually remember it that well, which was even more upsetting. "I woke up. I was like shit, and I was listening to probably the silence of the house for like an hour. I was like, f***. And that was the last time they've been here. "I'm not going to lie and say I knew the feeling of what it was like when they walked out, I didn't because I was intoxicated. "But no matter how drunk I was, as long as Bambi's routine stayed the same, I'd still be up in the morning, quarter past seven, making a bottle in the microwave, doing the milk, getting her up, bringing her down, making her breakfast. "I'm still doing all that and, in my mind, if I could keep my fatherly duties going everything else will be OK." Also in the episode, Fury denies allegations of cheating that were spread online, and emphasises that the breakdown of their relationship was because of his problems with alcohol. Fury, who is the half-brother of former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, and Hague, 26, were runners up on Love Island in 2019, and announced their engagement in July 2023. In August 2024, they said that the relationship had ended, in separate social media messages, with Fury saying he was "heartbroken" to share the news. In an episode of her Prime Video docuseries, Behind It All, Hague spoke about how his drinking had affected their relationship, and in series two she gave an update on their future, saying that they have something "worth saving". In his new TV series the boxer "bares all about the demons that drove him to drink" and tries to prove to Hague that he is "a dependable father and partner once again", according to a description from the BBC. The series also looks at his boxing career, which took a backseat amid his hand surgery in January 2024. Fury said: "I feel like whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger and that year of 2024 was the toughest year by far. "It's a long way behind me now. I'm not that person any more, and I feel like everything's a lesson."
The Herald Scotland
13 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The Herald Scotland
Tommy Fury says he was intoxicated when Molly-Mae Hague walked out on him
In episode one he says: 'I've never even said this before, but when they'd actually left the house, I was actually drunk at that point, so I don't actually remember it that well, which was even more upsetting. 'I woke up. I was like shit, and I was listening to probably the silence of the house for like an hour. I was like, f***. And that was the last time they've been here. 'I'm not going to lie and say I knew the feeling of what it was like when they walked out, I didn't because I was intoxicated. 'But no matter how drunk I was, as long as Bambi's routine stayed the same, I'd still be up in the morning, quarter past seven, making a bottle in the microwave, doing the milk, getting her up, bringing her down, making her breakfast. 'I'm still doing all that and, in my mind, if I could keep my fatherly duties going everything else will be OK.' Also in the episode, Fury denies allegations of cheating that were spread online, and emphasises that the breakdown of their relationship was because of his problems with alcohol. Fury, who is the half-brother of former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, and Hague, 26, were runners up on Love Island in 2019, and announced their engagement in July 2023. In August 2024, they said that the relationship had ended, in separate social media messages, with Fury saying he was 'heartbroken' to share the news. In an episode of her Prime Video docuseries, Behind It All, Hague spoke about how his drinking had affected their relationship, and in series two she gave an update on their future, saying that they have something 'worth saving'. Tommy Fury and his daughter Bambi (BBC/Optomen Television Limited/PA) In his new TV series the boxer 'bares all about the demons that drove him to drink' and tries to prove to Hague that he is 'a dependable father and partner once again', according to a description from the BBC. The series also looks at his boxing career, which took a backseat amid his hand surgery in January 2024. Speaking to the PA news agency, Fury said: 'I feel like whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger and that year of 2024 was the toughest year by far. 'It's a long way behind me now. I'm not that person any more, and I feel like everything's a lesson.' Part one of Tommy: The Good, The Bad, The Fury will be available on BBC iPlayer and BBC Three on Tuesday August 19, with part two scheduled for later in the year.
