What Is Tommy Fury's Net Worth? Inside The Boxer's Millions After Molly-Mae Break Up

15 August 2024, 17:28

Tommy Fury has become a millionaire since leaving 'Love Island'
Tommy Fury has become a millionaire since leaving 'Love Island'. Picture: Instagram/Getty
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Love Island's Tommy Fury has become a millionaire since leaving the villa thanks to various endorsement deals and his boxing career.

Tommy Fury is only 25 years old and has become a millionaire since leaving Love Island, thanks to various brand deals and a successful boxing career, as he and ex-fiancée Molly-Mae Hague became one of the most successful couples from the ITV2 show of all time.

In January 2023, Molly-Mae and Tommy became parents to their baby girl Bambi just weeks before Tommy's highly-anticipated fight with YouTuber Jake Paul.

Tommy has spoken openly about spending a lot of time away from Molly and their baby due to training, leading fans to wonder how much Tommy gets paid for his gruelling career and how much his net worth is as an esteemed boxer.

Tommy Fury won his fight with Jake Paul by 'split decision'
Tommy Fury won his fight with Jake Paul by 'split decision'. Picture: Getty

What is Tommy Fury's net worth?

Tommy is believed to be $4 million following huge pay-days due to his high profile fights with Youtubers KSI and Jake Paul, as well as his other business ventures.

Following his Jake Paul fight, which he won by split decision, he reportedly received a £1.6million ($2m) purse - and 35 per cent of the PPV (pay-per-view) money.

Like ex-fiancée Molly, he can also make money from posting adverts on Instagram, working with skincare companies and clothing brands.

He now has over 5.4 million Instagram followers so it's no surprise he utilises his following to make some extra cash here and there.

Upon leaving the villa, Tommy and Molly had all eyes on them as a new couple, and the star set about numerous club appearances and meet and greets, all of which would have earned him thousands of pounds.

He also had a three-part documentary with his BFF Curtis Pritchard on ITV2 in the months after their stint on Love Island and was made a BooHoo Man brand ambassador for a period of months when he returned home; all of which would have secured him more cash.

Tommy also appeared on his brother's Netflix show, At Home With The Furys, and now he has his own book out called Lightning Can Strike Twice: My Life as a Fury.

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