Tommy Fury's hope for Molly-Mae Hague wedding despite split - but reveals secret fear

discussed his hopes for the dream wedding he was supposed to have with ex-fiancée Molly-Mae Hague in his book.

In his eagerly anticipated new book, , the boxer spoke candidly about the sad demise of their once glittering relationship, with a chapter dedicated to the split that rocked . He also talked about a special moment he hoped would help in his would-be wedding to Molly-Mae.

In 2019, after coming out of , Tommy joined his co-star Curtis Pritchard in a three-part miniseries called The Boxer & The Ballroom Dancer. The series had the boxer swap his gloves for dancing shoes to train for a ballroom competition. Meanwhile, dancer Curtis tried his hand at boxing.

Tommy opened up about learning how to dance in his book and how he hoped to use his newly learned skills to impress Molly-Mae at their wedding. "I am hopeful that some of what I learned won’t desert me in the future, particularly for Molly and my first dance at our wedding, although that may not be the best time to pull off a tango," he said.

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In the same book, he talked about the - who he met on Love Island and went on to welcome a child with her. The former couple rocked the showbiz when they announced they were calling it quits after five years together. The two even got engaged last summer.

Opening up in one heartbreaking section, Tommy admitted he hit 'rock bottom' after he and Molly-Mae called it quits. He shared: "The reality of separating from someone I love, and the grief that comes with that, stole my appetite and my sleep, and piled on the stress and anxiety in the time since it happened. I have been at rock bottom personally."

Molly-Mae, who recently launched her own fashion line, is currently raising Bambi as a single mother after ending her engagement to Tommy in August. Tommy even recently revealed he is determined to win back his former fiancée's trust and reunite their family again.

Asked on ’s if he would like to get back together with Molly-Mae, : "It’s my family, at the end of the day I love them ’til the day I die." The professional boxer, 25, was on the morning show to promote his new memoir, Lightning Can Strike Twice: My Life As A Fury, where he has addressed their separation in an added chapter as he felt he could speak "freely" in the book.

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