Tommy Fury’s Family Supports Him at Documentary Screening; Molly-Mae Hague Absent

Tommy Fury was all smiles as he attended the screening of his new documentary, Tommy: The Good. The Bad. The Fury, in Manchester on Tuesday.

The boxer, 26, was supported by his parents Chantal and John as well as brother Roman as they posed for sweet family snaps at the event at The Printworks. 

Notably, Tommy’s girlfriend Molly-Mae Hague, 26, was missing from the event amid Tommy’s vow to keep their relationship private following their recent reconciliation.

Staying true to his word, Tommy happily posed for a number of fun solo snaps as he promoted his show at the screening.

Dressed to impress, the sportsman donned a sharp grey suit which he teamed with a white shirt, a black tie and black shoes.

As well as his family, a host of reality and sports stars turned up to show their support for Tommy, including Love Island’s Kaz Crossley who put on a leggy display in a brown mini dress.

While Emma Walsh looked glam in a white co-ord as she posed with the boxer. 

Despite putting on a loved-up display in recent Instagram posts, Molly-Mae chose not to attend Tommy’s big event.  

Tommy’s new BBC Three series documents his battle with alcohol, as he reveals how it caused him to neglect his responsibilities as a father and partner and ultimately causing his relationship to fall apart. 

He recently revealed the couple are now the ‘happiest they’ve ever been’ after rekindling their romance. 

The former Love Island stars, who share daughter Bambi, two, shocked fans when they announced their split last August, a year after getting engaged. 

The couple later reconciled and have enjoyed numerous sun-soaked getaways and appear more loved-up than ever, with Tommy sharing an insight into the months they spent apart in his docuseries. 

Speaking ahead of the series premiere Tommy reflected on the split, which he said was caused after hand surgery prevented him from getting back in the ring as things went from ‘bad to worse’ and he ended up getting ‘black-out drunk’ most nights.

‘The injury caused a lot of problems in my life, both inside and outside the ring. But I’ve come so far and I’ve done a full turn. I’ve gone from having nothing in my life: to living in a house alone, going through the toughest time of my life,’ 

Tommy continued: ‘To now having everything back and feeling myself again. I’m back in the gym and back training. I’m back in shape. My family’s there and I’ve come full circle. I couldn’t be any happier’.

He went on to reveal that the couple have made a big change in their relationship and vowed to keep more of their time together private and away from cameras.

‘So, in terms of my family life, everything is private now between me and Molly, and we’re in the happiest place possible, And that’s all that anyone needs to know!’. 

He continued: ‘Everyone’s entitled to a private life and so right now we’re going to live our private life, because we haven’t had that since we were 19 or 20 years old. It’s all been lived out in front of a camera or on the front page of a newspaper. So now, going forward, we’re finally going to take that private time’. 

In the debut episode, he can be seen opening up about his alcohol issues and how it affected his relationship with Molly, admitting that he doesn’t blame her for leaving him as he would’ve done the same.

While his dad and boxing trainer, John, reveals that he urged Molly-Mae to leave Tommy, feeling it needed to happen in order to force him to sober up.

In quotes obtained by The Mirror, Tommy told John: ‘I mean, I probably would’ve walked away from me too.

‘It was a tough moment in my life, but everything happens for a reason. I’m not happy that I went through that, but I’m grateful for the lessons that I’ve learned, and I don’t think I would’ve known half of what I know about myself if I never went through that.’