, as well as documenting Tyson coming out of retirement, mental health struggles and Tommy's relationship with Molly-Mae. During our conversation, Tyson admitted that while he can now see the positive impact that going on Love Island had on Tommy's life, he wasn't originally on board with the idea of his sibling becoming a reality star in the early stages of his promising boxing career. Tyson had strong reservations about his brother becoming a reality star (Picture: Rex/PA) Love Island fans have followed the couple's love story for four years (Picture: Matt Frost/ITV/Shutterstock) 'I believe in letting everybody do what they want to do in life,' Tyson began. 'Because there's always going to be someone say, 'Oh don't do this. Don't do that.' But who is anybody to give anybody the right advice, really? Many people told me I shouldn't box or I was never going to make it.' Paris then chimed in to add: 'A lot of people told Tommy, 'Don't go on Love Island. What are you doing that for? You'll ruin your career,'' as){kind=link}
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Tyson Fury has revealed that he was strongly against his younger brother Tommy Fury doing Love Island at first, warning that it could ruin his boxing career.
Four years ago, Tommy, 24, was propelled to nationwide fame when he joined the ITV2 competition, which is where he had his fateful first meeting with his now-fiancee Molly-Mae Hague, 24.
As anyone who’s followed the couple’s love story will know, they’re now parents to their baby daughter Bambi and recently celebrated their engagement during a romantic and scenic proposal in Ibiza.