Tommy Fury says Molly-Mae Hague is his "dream" girl.
The ‘Love Island’ couple were runners-up on this year’s series of the ITV2 dating show, and the 20-year-old boxer admitted he felt like a "winner" even if they didn’t leave the villa as champions.
Appearing on ITV’s ‘This Morning’, he said: "As soon as I met Molly, I thought ‘I don’t care if I go tomorrow because I’ve met the girl of my dreams anyway’.
"Obviously it wasn’t really about winning – we’re winners in our own right. Amber [Gill] did deserve to win, she had a really tough time in there.
"Greg [O’Shea] came in, swept her off her feet, they look really good together and I wish them all the absolute best."
And Molly-Mae, also 20, agreed with her beau that their love for each other means more than not being crowd winners of the reality show.
She added: "You’re not in there for that, honestly. People need to realise that’s not even in your mind when you’re in that villa. "You’re not thinking about the final, you’re not thinking about winning. It’s not even in your head.
"You’re just thinking in the moment, making friends, making memories – I know it sounds cringey but it really is."
Despite finishing in second place, the loved up pair insisted they have no regrets about their time in the villa.
Molly-Mae gushed: "It feels incredible, we’re both just so happy right now. We keep saying, we wouldn’t change a thing! It’s just been such an incredible journey."
Meanwhile, Tommy recently opened up on the opportunities available after appearing on the programme, and he revealed he would love to appear in a new show alongside his brother and world-famous boxer Tyson Fury.
He said: "We’ve got to take everything we’re offered and look at it to see if it’s a path we want to go down. But I already know I would 100 percent want me and Tyson to do a show together.
"We’re two contrasting characters, so I think that would be a fun route for us to go down. It would be something new for us. We’ve trained together and sparred a bit, but we’ve never worked together before."
Tommy Fury on ‘dream girl’ Molly-Mae Hague
