Tommy Fury says he will discuss Molly-Mae split and cheating accusations in new book

Tommy Fury has confirmed he will address his shock split from Molly-Mae Hague and cheating allegations in his new book. The 25-year-old has been writing new chapters for his debut book Lightening Can Strike Twice.

He told his Instagram fans that the updated draft will see him 'discussing whats been going on this past month'. Fans were left devastated when Tommy and Molly announced they had split after five years together.

Boxer Tommy has been accused of cheating, something he previously denied. The pair, who met on Love Island in 2019, share daughter Bambi.

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In a video posted to his Instagram Stories, Tommy said: "Hi guys, hope you're all doing ok. As you all know the past month for me hasn't been easy.

"I've been having a lot of questions regarding my book, Lightning Can Strike Twice. I just want to come on here and confirm that the book is still coming out next month and it's still available to pre-order.

"I've also tried to keep it as current as I can for you guys - I've wrote an extra chapter obviously discussing whats been going on this past month. So yeah just wanted to say the book is still going ahead, and it's still available to pre-order now."

Lightning Can Strike Twice: My Life as a Fury is due for release in October. It has already been slashed by 50 per cent on Amazon from £25 to £12.50, The Sun reports.

A source said: "There’s major concern over the impact of the revelations. The price has been reduced already and this new storm is making it harder to sell — especially given all his gushing about his life with Molly-Mae and their daughter Bambi.

"Without a new chapter, the book is outdated. Meetings are ongoing about what can be done to turn it around."