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Published 16:27 21 Aug 2024 BST
Updated 16:27 21 Aug 2024 BST

Mike Tyson has brutally roasted Tommy Fury and Molly Mae Hague over their recent breakup.
Molly-Mae made public the news last week that the celebrity couple had broken up after five years together.
Originally meeting on the ITV reality show Love Island in 2019, the couple have since been engaged and had a baby, Bambi.
Molly-Mae revealed the news with a statement that read "never in a million years did I ever think I'd have to write this.
Tommy Fury said in his own statement that he was "heartbroken".
In the latest twist in the saga following the break up, the news has made it across the pond to Logan Paul's 'Impaulsive' podcast.
Logan Paul being the brother of Jake Paul, who Tommy Fury controversially beat in a fight in February 2023.
Mike Tyson was the latest guest on the well-known podcast and co-host Mike Majlak decided to ask the legendary boxer his thoughts on the break up news.
However, in an awkward slip up, Tyson got confused between Tommy Fury and his older brother, Tyson Fury.
He said: "No-one knows the pain, no-one knows the pain of the heavyweight champion when he's alone.
"I saw him falling down in the street, Tyson Fury, and stuff. We beat ourselves up. We torment ourselves ... you guys are going to tell me something?"
Paul then interrupted: "It was actually his brother, his little brother Tommy. The one that Jake Paul fought. He broke up with Molly."
To which Tyson replied: "Who the f**k is Molly?" to rapturous laughter.
He added: "I'm in the drug phase of my life and these guys... I'm thinking 'Who the f**k is Molly?'"
Paul followed up: "They met on Love Island, they were together for five years. They had a kid together. It's very sad, we're all very sad."
To which Tyson responded: "Are you serious, man... stop f**king with me."
In his confusion the iconic American boxer has given an incredible moment to the internet, although it's safe to say there will no love lost between Tommy, Molly Mae and Mike Tyson.
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