After Molly-Mae Hague announced that she and her fiancé Tommy Fury have split up, it seems as if the boxer is about to land a big television role.
The 25-year-old Love Island star is set to join an all-star cast in ITV’s I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!
He could be camping alongside some famous faces, including Helen Worth and former Strictly Come Dancing pro Giovanni Pernice, whose name has also made headlines in recent months.
According to the latest odds from Ladbrokes, Tommy is 4/1 to start the next series.
Ladbrokes said: “Reality TV bosses will surely be lining up to snap up Molly-Mae or Tommy following the surprise split, and odds suggest the latter could well head to the jungle later this year.”
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Tommy could also head into the jungle with Phillip Schofield, who is also rumoured to be making his big TV comeback after being dumped from This Morning, according to The Sun.
The news comes after Tommy was recently kicked out of the Cheshire mansion he shared with Molly after being accused of cheating.
The popular power couple met on the dating show in 2019, got engaged last year and now have a daughter together, Bambi.
Their split shocked her fans when Molly broke off her engagement with an emotional statement online. She said: “Never in my life did I think I would have to write this. After five years together, I never thought our story would end, especially not in this way.”
“I am extremely saddened to announce that my relationship with Tommy has come to an end. I will forever be grateful for what is most important to me now and in the future: my beautiful daughter.”
Tommy subsequently released a statement as well, attempting to make the split appear amicable. He wrote: “It breaks my heart to announce that Molly and I have decided to end our relationship.”
“The last five years have resulted in us having our beautiful little girl, Bambi, and I will be forever grateful to Molly for making me a father. Bambi is our number one priority. Please respect our privacy and the privacy of our families as we navigate through this difficult time.”
