Love Island's Tommy Fury has revealed how he intends to pop the question to girlfriend Molly-Mae Hague.
The couple, both 20, were the first couple to go official on this year's series of Love Island.
Tommy, a boxer from Manchester and brother of the legendary Tyson Fury , says the couple have spoken about marriage.
In an interview with OK! magazine, the couple spilled on their life after Love Island, prompting Tommy to reveal his proposal plans.
"When the time comes it will be very extravagant and I'd get her the nicest ring she wants," he said.
He added: "Whatever Molly wants, she can have!"
He went on to elaborate on plans for the big day: "I'm a Christian and a big believer in God; I thank God every day. It would be a big Church wedding."
He didn't seem put off by their age, continuing: "It just feels mad at this age. I think a lot of relationships at 20 are immature but we feel like full-grown adults.
"I never expected to find someone at 20. I know we're young but we're so strong."
When Molly-Mae was asked about marriage she responded enthusiastically: "To each other? Yeah!" The couple are also discussing moving in together.
Tommy and Molly-Mae were runners up in this year's Love Island, losing in the final to Amber Gill and Greg O'Shea. They have been hounded by rumours they're faking their relationship for television.
It is thought that the pair were also excluded from a recent trip to Ibiza with their fellow ex-Islanders for being fake.
They appear to have shrugged off the allegations, kissing each other lovingly outside Manchester restaurant Tattu during a thunderstorm.
Rumours have been swirling that Tommy has secured a spot on the next series of Dancing On Ice.
A source told the Daily Star that ITV would love to have Tommy back for the show, saying: "ITV love Tommy and know he would provide great comedy as well as pull in female viewers in skin-tight outfits on the ice."
The Sun revealed that Love Island winner Amber Gill was in talks to join the show as well. Ex-Islanders have a history with the show, with 2017 Love Island champ Kem Cetinay winning, and Wes Nelson coming second in this year's series.
