Tommy Fury says breast milk grew his arms, doctors refute

Boxer Tommy Fury has claimed that drinking his partner Molly-Mae Hague's breast milk caused his arms to "double in size," a statement made during a recent podcast episode that has drawn both amusement and medical skepticism. Fury, 27, made the admission while speaking with his father, John Fury, on their BBC podcast "What the Fury?!" The conversation occurred as the couple, who met on the reality show "Love Island" in 2019, are parents to a three-year-old daughter, Bambi, and a newborn son, Midas, who was born in June.

Fury recounted trying a small amount of expressed breast milk from a bottle in the refrigerator shortly after Hague gave birth to their first child. "I've drank breast milk," he told his father, who responded with disbelief. Fury elaborated, stating he believed the milk was beneficial due to its content of human growth hormone and nutrients. "Listen, that breast milk is good for you. My arms doubled in size," he said. "Power went through the roof, added another inch on my arms. It was fantastic." He likened the taste to soy or almond milk. John Fury expressed his own humorous disapproval, quipping that he would "rather eat six tarantulas."