Topics: Tommy Fury, Boxing, Boxing News
Tommy Fury has hit back at claims he cheated on ex-girlfriend Molly-Mae Hague as footage of a heated argument between the pair is released online.
After five years together, Fury and Hague announced that they had split in August this year, having met each other during the 2019 series of ITV’s popular reality show Love Island.
Following the breakup, several fans began to circulate rumours that the boxer had cheated on Hague, leading to their split.
Although Fury immediately hit out to dispute the claims, a new video of a furious argument between the couple has emerged online leading to further speculation.
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During a trailer for Hague's upcoming Amazon Prime documentary series offering a behind-the-scenes look into her life, the influencer is seen arguing with Fury while speaking to him on the phone in her car.
In the clip of the argument, the 25-year-old tells her boyfriend: "I actually am not having this conversation with you."
Beeping can then be heard as she appears to end the call before muttering: "Honestly."
Earlier in the trailer, the influencer admits in a voiceover: "We were utterly obsessed with one another. All I ever wanted was to get married. Suddenly overnight, ever part of my life changed.
"I am angry at him and I am very hurt. Sometimes it really hits you that I'm in this alone now."
While Fury didn’t respond directly allegations that he had cheated on Hague in his official statement in August, his spokesperson denied all of the rumours.
They told The Daily Mirror: “Tommy is horrified by the false allegations of cheating being circulated by the media and he’s consulting his lawyers."
Fury addressed the break up on his Instagram story writing he was ‘heartbroken’ by the separation.
He said: “I am heartbroken to share that Molly and I have decided to end our relationship. The past five years have led to us having our beautiful baby girl, Bambi and I will be forever thankful to Molly for making me a dad.
"Bambi is our priority. Please respect our privacy, and our families’ privacy, as we navigate our way through this difficult time."
