A woman traveller has spoken out against Tommy Fury and his cheating behaviour, revealing that this behaviour is taboo in their community and that his name will be tarnished forever.
Tracey King50, is part of the traveller community and says his recent actions with Molly-Mae make him an outsider.
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According to sources, Molly-Mae, 25, and mother of their child Bambi, threw Tommy out of the house after she confronted him about his infidelity.
Friends of the Love Island star, who was seen for the first time since announcing their split yesterday, told The Sun she now expects women to come forward about Tommy’s cheating during their five-year relationship.
A source said: “Molly-Mae now knows Tommy has been unfaithful to her.
“She believes it has happened several times before.
“It seems like he would have run away if he knew people wouldn’t recognize him.
“Molly-Mae is devastated and says she expects other women to come forward and talk to her about his infidelity.”
And Tracey had a few more words to say about the whole affair.
Taking to social media, she revealed that Molly-Mae had no choice but to walk away.
“In our community, once you have a name for a cheater, that’s it,” she explained.
“You’re going to die, that’s simple.
“You’re always called the ‘old one’.”
“You lose your name.
“Once you lose that name, it’s gone and you’ll never get it back.
“It doesn’t matter what. Even if you have a Nice If you are a person, you will never get respect back from the gypsy community.
Molly and Tommy’s parenting disagreements
The couple met on Love Island in 2019 and hit it off straight away. In January 2023, Molly-Mae gave birth to their first and only child Bambi and later that year in July, the two got engaged.
In their Netflix series At Home With The Furies, it was documented that the couple had different ideas about raising Bambi.
She revealed to the cameras how her then-fiancé had discussed the option of Bambi not going to school because of his traveller background.
Meanwhile, the professional boxer made it clear that he wanted to raise Bambi the Traveler way, with his family being “number one.”
Traditionally, Gypsy, Roma and Traveller children leave school after primary school to learn ‘traditional’ skills.
Molly, who understood the importance of Tommy’s culture, objected to the idea and wanted her children to continue attending school.
“You’re done.”
And Tracey isn’t the only traveler who feels this way.
A source who grew up in the community told The Sun: “This is not the way to travel” when it comes to cheating.
One study on travelers attitudes towards sexual relations by Pavee point, a traveler and Rome The NGO Centre noted the following within the community: “Infidelity within marriage was also experienced as very negative, although there was a sense that it probably does happen to some extent.”
Tracey added that Molly-Mae wouldn’t be tarnished like Tommy was and that she will now earn a lot more respect, especially because she walked away and chose herself.
“I didn’t like Molly-Mae at first, but I’ve grown to like her more and more,” Tracey added. And since having that little girl, she’s seemed like a sweet mother, too. She is a sweet mother.
“I take my hat off to her. Because if you look at some of the others, their wives are more than happy to sit there and let their husbands cheat.
“You have to be a strong, confident woman who says, go away.
“Go away and stay away.”
“He apparently lost thousands of followers, and I was one of them,” Tracey added.
Tommy Anger25, is the brother of former world boxing champion Tyson Fury, also known as the Gypsy King.
The couple are of Irish Traveller descent and Tyson and his wife Paris Fury are very outspoken about the traditions within their culture and are keen to preserve them for their own children.
Tyson said his background was one of the reasons he became a boxer.
The Gypsy King said that as a traveler in society he had to learn to fight and defend himself.
“Boxing is an important part of the travel culture,” he explains.
“You have to learn to fight for everything.”
While Paris has said she wants her children to leave school early to stay within their traditions
Paris revealed in the 2020 ITV documentary ‘Tyson Fury: The Gypsy King’ that she wanted her children to be homeschooled and remain under her roof until they were married, while Tyson had a very different perspective…
“Tyson and I have talked about the kids going to school,” Paris said. “Tyson wants the boys to go to school, but I don’t; that’s just not what we’ve ever done.
“I was raised as a Traveller and I want my children to be raised as Travellers too. They will probably leave school at 11 and be educated at home from then on.
A friend of Molly-Mae’s exclusively told The Sun that the reason Molly ended their five-year relationship was because Tommy didn’t deny her suspicions.
The girlfriend said: “When she confronted him and asked if he had cheated on her, Tommy didn’t deny it.
“It told Molly-Mae told me everything she wanted to know and she ended it.”
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