Josie Gibson disagrees with idea of "throuple" lifestyle

Boxing career conversation sparks discussion on David Haye's love life

A recent conversation about boxer David Haye's career led to a discussion about his love life, with TV personality Josie Gibson disagreeing with the idea that the women in Haye's "throuple" are "living the life". The conversation took place during an appearance on This Morning, where Haye's fellow boxer Tony Bellew and journalist Grace Dent were also present.

Confusion over the term "throuple"

During the conversation, Bellew expressed confusion over the term "throuple", prompting Nigel Farage to explain that it refers to a situation where someone is in a relationship with two people. Dent added that Haye's experience with a "throuple" was a very brief one. Bellew commented that Haye is living the dream, but personally, he can only handle being in a relationship with one woman.

Josie Gibson shares her perspective

Gibson, who is the host of This Morning, chimed in to say that she couldn't imagine being the other woman in a "throuple". Her comment highlights the different views and opinions people may have when it comes to non-traditional relationship dynamics.

Financial revelations after boxing career

Aside from discussing Haye's love life, Bellew also opened up about his own financial situation after retiring from boxing. He revealed that his fortune changed dramatically when he earned four times the amount he made throughout his entire career in just one fight with Haye. This revelation sheds light on the financial highs and lows that can come with a professional sports career.

New entries in I'm A Celebrity camp

In addition to the discussion on This Morning, Bellew and jockey Frankie Dettori were also revealed as new contestants in the popular reality show I'm A Celebrity. Bellew became the leader of Snake Rock, while Dettori joined the main camp. This news adds an interesting twist to their already eventful careers.