Tommy Fury has claimed that his arms 'doubled in size' after drinking partner Molly-Mae's breast milk following the birth of their first child. The Love Island star made the admission on the What the Fury?! podcast, telling his father John that he sneaked a taste from the fridge.
Tommy's claims on the podcast
'I've drank breast milk,' Tommy said, as his dad replied: 'You're kidding me?' Tommy explained: 'So, I remember when Molly had just given birth to Bambi, I did have a little taste. Do you know that's a real growth hormone, that? Do you know how much goodness is in that breast milk.'
His father joked he would 'rather eat six tarantulas', but Tommy insisted: 'Listen, that breast milk is good for you. My arms doubled in size.' When asked how he got the milk, Tommy said: 'Because she was breastfeeding for the child. It was in this little bottle in the fridge. Listen, power went through the roof, added another inch on my arms. It was fantastic. Real HGH there. Human growth hormone. Look it up after this. It's one of the best things you can drink.'
John Fury's reaction
John joked he would be 'looking at Tommy in another light' from now on. Tommy responded: 'Yes, you give it to a newborn baby that needs all these nutrients. I still need the nutrients.' He added: 'Can never do without any nutrients. Listen, you can't call me for drinking breast milk after just eating a tarantula. It was there [in the fridge]. It's obviously for the child. No one was offering it to me, it was a bit like soya milk.'
Molly-Mae's breastfeeding update
The couple welcomed their second child last month. Molly-Mae recently told fans she stopped breastfeeding her son after three weeks. In a YouTube video, she said: 'Update on the breastfeeding is that I have actually stopped breastfeeding now. I'm still pumping because my boobs still need to release because it doesn't just stop overnight.' She added: 'But I actually just wanted to stop on a high and not get to a point where I resent it and just enjoy it. Which was always my plan, I always said I want to leave it on a high. I want to remember these few weeks breastfeeding Midas as a really nice positive thing, which it has been.'
