Tommy Fury has bravely opened up about his personal struggles, including his relationship with Molly-Mae Hague and battles with alcohol, in a new BBC docuseries. The former Love Island star admitted he considered walking away from the public eye altogether during difficult times.
Relationship Strains with Molly-Mae
Fury, 24, addressed rumours of a split with his fiancée Molly-Mae Hague, insisting they have worked through their challenges. "There were moments where I thought it might be easier to just step back," he confessed. "But we’ve always fought for each other."
Alcohol Struggles
The professional boxer also spoke candidly about his issues with alcohol, revealing how it affected both his personal life and career. "I wasn’t in a good place," Fury admitted. "It took realising what I could lose to make me change."
BBC Documentary Revelation
The revelations come as part of a new BBC documentary series exploring the pressures young celebrities face. Fury’s honesty about his struggles has been praised by viewers, with many commending his vulnerability.
"I wanted to show people it’s okay not to be perfect," Fury explained. "If my story helps even one person, it’s worth it."
