Love Island star Tommy Fury has addressed his relationship status with Molly Mae
Tommy Fury has provided a fresh update on his romance with Molly-Mae Hague.
The pair initially crossed paths during the ITV reality programme back in 2019 and have soared to massive fame since departing the villa.
In 2023, they welcomed a daughter named Bambi, who Tommy recently revealed one firm rule he’s established for her, and became engaged during the same year.
Nevertheless, the couple confirmed their separation last August following five years as a pair, with booze being disclosed as the reason behind their relationship’s collapse.
Lately, they’ve reignited their romance with Tommy providing an update during Tuesday’s edition of BBC Breakfast, reports OK!.
The 26 year old chatted to Jon Kay and Sarah Campbell regarding the current state of his relationship with Molly-Mae.
He revealed: “Me and Molly are in the best place that we’ve ever been in in our entire lives, even before all this. We’re do good now and it’s so nice to be in a healthy and loving relationship again.
“We’re keeping everything to ourselves and just enjoying what we’ve got and what we’ve created in Bambi.”
Yet the BBC presenter delved deeper into their present relationship circumstances, after Tommy’s proposal back in 2023.
She enquired whether they remained engaged as Tommy playfully responded: “Who knows?”.
Throughout their conversation, Tommy revealed the devastating moment involving Molly-Mae and their daughter Bambi, which made him realise he required assistance with his alcohol consumption.
Jon asked: “You say in the documentary that you don’t really remember the moment when Molly Mae said that she and Bambi were leaving because you’d been drinking.”
Tommy responded: “100 per cent, I was drunk that night and then it wasn’t until I realised I woke up in the morning and the house was empty.
“I thought, ‘right, this is no way to live, this is a serious problem, and if I don’t fix it, it’s going to get worse and worse and worse’.”
However, Tommy admitted that he would’ve done the same thing and doesn’t blame what happened as he pointed out that nobody would want to be around that situation.
He added: “That’s not who I am anymore. I don’t have that relationship with alcohol where I want to be like that. It seems like I’m talking about a different person.”
Speaking about his daughter, Tommy told the two presenters that everything he does is for her. He remarked: “The fights that you take, the money that you earn, I’m over that.
“It’s not for me, it’s building the best life I can for that baby and hopefully other children, that’s my motivation now.”
All episodes of Tommy: The Good. The Bad. The Fury is available to stream on BBC iPlayer now and BBC Breakfast continues weekdays on BBC One from 6am