Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague are back in the spotlight after the boxer revealed the date-night rule he follows with his fiancée.
Tommy shared the comment on his BBC podcast What The Fury?! while chatting with his dad, John Fury. The pair discussed masculinity and answered a series of questions.
One question sparked instant debate. Tommy was asked: “Is paying for dinner gentlemanly or old-fashioned?”
He replied: “I think it’s both. I don’t think Molly’s ever paid for a dinner in her life with me.”
Tommy then made his view even clearer. He said: “I think the man should pay; it’s a gentleman thing to do, that’s just how I think.”
John backed him straight away. He added: “Same here because every time I’ve been in a woman’s company in my life, I’ve always paid.”
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The comments quickly divided listeners online. Some praised Tommy’s old-school attitude. Others rejected it completely.
The reaction grew because Molly-Mae has built a huge business empire of her own. She has earned millions through ventures including clothing, homeware and fake tan.
The couple met on Love Island and have been together for seven years. They also share daughter Bambi, who was born in 2023.
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This is not the first time Tommy has shocked listeners on What The Fury?!. Last month, he recalled trying Molly-Mae’s breast milk after Bambi was born.
He said: “I’ve drank breast milk.”
John reacted with disbelief. Tommy then explained: “So, I remember when Molly had just given birth to Bambi, I did have a little taste.”
He added: “Do you know that’s a real growth hormone, that?”
John did not hold back. He replied: “Oh dear… I’d rather eat six tarantulas.”
Tommy still defended himself. He insisted: “Listen, that breast milk is good for you; my arms doubled in size.”
When John asked how he got it, Tommy answered: “Because she was breastfeeding for the child.”
He then added: “It was in this little bottle in the fridge.”
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