Boxer Tommy Fury has stated that he experienced an increase in arm size after consuming Molly-Mae Hague's breast milk, claiming it is a powerful source of nutrients and growth hormones. Fury, who welcomed his second child with Hague earlier this year, shared this assertion on their podcast, "What The Fury?!"<p>Fury recounted tasting the breast milk after Hague gave birth to their daughter, Bambi, in 2023. He described it as a "real growth hormone" and a source of "goodness." He told his father, John Fury, that he found the milk to be beneficial, stating, "My arms doubled in size." He further claimed, "power went through the roof, added another inch on my arms. It was fantastic. Real HGH there. Human growth hormone." Fury suggested looking up its benefits, calling it "one of the best things you can drink."<p>His father expressed shock and disbelief, asking how Tommy obtained the milk. Tommy explained it was in the refrigerator, intended for the child, and he consumed it similarly to how one might use soya milk. John Fury responded with a visceral reaction, stating he would rather eat six tarantulas and questioning his son's actions, emphasizing that Tommy is not a newborn baby. Tommy, however, insisted on the nutritional value, arguing he still requires nutrients and drawing a parallel to his father's hypothetical tarantula consumption.<p>Molly-Mae Hague recently shared her decision to stop breastfeeding their son after three weeks, aiming to "end on a high" and avoid resentment. She stated that while she is still pumping, she has transitioned to giving her son breast milk mixed with formula via a bottle. Hague expressed satisfaction with her breastfeeding experience, noting it was more than she initially expected and she wanted to remember it positively.<p>NHS guidance suggests that newborns typically feed at least eight to 12 times every 24 hours during the initial weeks, with feeds gradually becoming longer and less frequent. Hague mentioned that the feeds were becoming lengthy, often taking an hour or more, and she found herself not enjoying them as much. She also addressed potential "mum guilt" but reiterated her happiness with the duration and positive memories of the breastfeeding period.<p>Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague welcomed their second child, a son named Midas, earlier this year. They are also parents to their daughter, Bambi. The couple, who have been together for five years, experienced a temporary separation in the summer of 2024, which Hague confirmed, but they later reconciled. Previous reports have touched on factors contributing to their past relationship issues, including speculation about Tommy Fury's fidelity, which he has denied.