TOMMY Fury awkwardly dodged a question about his engagement to Molly-Mae Hague during a live appearance on BBC Breakfast this morning.
The boxer, 26, joined presenters John Kay and Sarah Campbell to discuss his new BBC3 documentary The Good, The Bad, The Fury, which airs tonight.
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Tommy Fury appeared on BBC Breafast today and spoke about his relationship with Molly-Mae
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Tommy opened up about his demons ahead of his BBC documentary that airs tonight
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Tommy and Molly got engaged in Ibiza two years agoCredit: Instagram/tommyfury
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Tommy has revealed how drinking ‘cost him his entire family’Credit: Instagram
It tracks his recovery from booze and return to the ring, after a difficult year following his split from Molly-Mae.
Opening up about his troubles, Tommy said: “Rolling in drunk and all that, I can’t blame what happened. Who wants to be around that?
“That’s not who I am anymore, it seems like I’m talking about a different person.”
Tommy’s eyes lit up as he spoke about their two-year-old daughter Bambi and rebuilding his relationship with Molly-Mae.
He said about fatherhood: “Everything is for Bambi in my life now. All these perks you get, the fights you take, the money you earn, I’m over that now it’s about building the best life for that baby and hopefully other children, that’s my motivation now …
“She melts my heart, every single morning.”
Sarah then cheekily pressed him on life with Molly-Mae now.
Tommy replied: “Like I say me, and Molly are in the best place that we’ve ever been in our entire lives even before all of this.
“It’s so good now. It’s so nice to be in a helathy relationship, but we’re keeping everything to ourselves, and we’re just enjoying what we’ve got and what we’ve created in Bambi.”
Sarah dropped the question that their fans really want to know, asking “engaged?”
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Tommy simply smiled and replied: “Who knows.”
John Kay quickly broke in to ease the awkward moment, joking: “I thought you were asking him then.”
It’s been a whirlwind year for the couple.
Molly-Mae was split from Tommy late last year after he returned home from a lads holiday to reports he’d cheated.
The boxer himself admitted to battling with booze and late nights.
But the pair have since reunited and say they are now stronger than ever, focusing on their daughter Bambi, who turned two in January.
The new documentary promises to give fans a raw look at Tommy’s life away from the ring too and his struggles with fame to his journey as a partner and dad.
