Tommy Fury Caught in New Scandal: More Allegations of “Cheating” Surface
Manchester, United Kingdom Sep 22, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - Tommy Fury Faces New Allegations of Infidelity Before the Great North Run Tommy Fury is back in the headlines, this time facing new allegations of infidelity just days before his controversial participation in the Great North Run. The accusations arise from an alleged flirty encounter with a tall, mysterious brunette at a service station in Manchester, which has since sparked a stir on Molly-Mae Hagues Instagram. An eyewitness claimed to have seen Tommy engaging in a touchy and flirty interaction with the woman, later identified as influencer Krazyharns from Birmingham. The observer described how Krazyharns squeezed Tommys arm, suggesting the interaction was more intimate than a typical celebrity-fan moment. "Maybe they knew each other from a previous encounter," the onlooker speculated. Tommy was reportedly accompanied by his father, John Fury, who spent time chatting with fans and posing for pictures. However, it was the pairs private exchange inside the male toilets that raised the most eyebrows. Afterward, Krazyharns reportedly went into Starbucks while Tommy waited outside by his £125k Mercedes-Benz SUV. The situation became even more curious when she handed Tommy her phone, and the two were seen talking before parting ways with a wink. The influencer, known for her online presence, was dressed in a green tracksuit and shades, while Tommy kept things casual in a T-shirt and joggers. This isnt the first time Tommy Fury has come under scrutiny for his loyalty to long-time girlfriend Molly-Mae. The couple, who share a two-year-old daughter named Bambi, previously split due to Tommys bad boy behavior but reunited earlier this year. However, these new allegations, combined with Tommys controversial actions at the Great North Runwhere he faced backlash for shoving two fellow runnershave once again raised questions about his commitment to Molly-Mae. Meanwhile, Molly-Mae continues to thrive in her career. She recently won the Best Documentary award at the NTA Awards, a stark contrast to the drama surrounding her partner. As her professional success soars, many are left wondering if Tommys repeated behaviour will once again impact their relationship.Media ContactManchesterToday*****@inqplc.com Source :INQThis article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here.
Montana SECGC Celebrates 35 Years, Announces $1,000 Grand Prize from Elk Mountain Sales
Helena, Montana Sep 22, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - Montana SECGC Celebrates 35 Years, Announces $1,000 Grand Prize from Elk Mountain Sales The Montana State Employee Charitable Giving Campaign (SECGC) is celebrating 35 years of service, announcing that state employees have raised more than $11.5 million since 1990, creating an estimated $33.6 million in community benefit across Montana. This year, Helena-based Elk Mountain Sales is stepping forward as the campaigns featured prize partner. Owner Bob McWilliams has donated a $1,000 grand prize to be awarded through a drawing open to all Montana state employees who contribute during the 2025 campaign. The contribution recognizes the power of community partnerships and encourages broad participation. SECGC has thrived because of the generosity of Montanas public employees and the strong support of local businesses, said Mya Chalifoux, Campaign Coordinator. Elk Mountain Sales $1,000 grand prize is a meaningful way to encourage state employees to donate and support approved non-profits stae-wide. In addition to Elk Mountain Sales, the 2025 campaign continues to be supported by longstanding partners including Blue Cross Blue Shield of Montana, Montana Lottery, The Base Camp, and 1889 Coffee and more. Their ongoing prize contributions provide recognition and incentives while reinforcing the campaigns core mission of helping Montana nonprofits thrive. Community Impact Since its inception, SECGC has provided critical support to hundreds of nonprofits across the state, including organizations focused on food security, affordable housing, child protection, veterans services, health care, and environmental preservation. In 2024 alone, employees raised $364,000 in donations. Research from the Montana Nonprofit Association indicates that each dollar donated to nonprofit services produces approximately three dollars in community impact, underscoring the campaigns efficiency and reach (Montana Nonprofit Association, 2023). A Tradition of Service The campaign is structured to make giving accessible for all state employees, with payroll deductions beginning at $5 per month. Every donor, regardless of the size of their gift, is entered into prize drawings. The model emphasizes inclusivity while strengthening Montanas tradition of neighbors supporting neighbors. Every contribution adds up to something much greater, added [Authorized SECGC Spokesperson]. The campaign is proof that collective generosity builds stronger, more resilient communities. About SECGC The Montana State Employee Charitable Giving Campaign (SECGC) was established in 1990 to give state employees an efficient way to contribute to approved charities and nonprofits. Over the past 35 years, employees have raised more than $11.5 million for Montana communities. The program is supported by local businesses that contribute prizes and recognition opportunities for donors.Media ContactMya Chalifoux - Campaign Coordinatorpress@tansiconsulting.com701-989-1556https://charitablegiving.mt.gov/ Source :Montana State Employee Charitable Giving CampaignThis article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here.
