Curtis Pritchard admits he barely speaks to bestie Tommy Fury and has cut contact with rest of villa
CURTIS Pritchard has revealed he hardly ever speaks to his one-time best mate Tommy Fury.
The 25-year-old dancer appeared alongside the boxer in the 2019 series of Love Island, but says he has now cut ties with him and the other Islanders.
Speaking to The Sun Online, he admitted: “I don’t speak to that many people from Love Island now. I focus on myself and everything that is going on.
“Me and Tommy talk every now and again but I don’t really talk to the other guys.”
He added: “We have gone our separate ways and that’s the way it is.”
We have gone our separate ways
Curtis Pritchard
Curtis grew very close to Tommy during his time in the villa and the pair even had their own reality show when they left.
He also left in a relationship with Maura Higgins, but the couple struggled to make it last on the outside.
Charity work
Curtis is currently helping his brother AJ’s girlfriend Abbie Quinnen prepare for the London Landmarks Half Marathon, which she is running to raise funds for the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital following her stay there.
Abbie spent time at the hospital after being engulfed in fire when an online video stunt with her Strictly boyfriend went horribly wrong.
The 23-year-old suffered third-degree burns and doctors fought to save her face and arms from severe scarring.
Speaking about running for the hospital on August 1st with the brothers, she told us: I am super excited, tiny bit nervous, I am so proud to do it for a charity that means so much to me.
“I am so grateful for everything they have done and I would just like to give a bit back to them.
“I got moved to the Chelsea Westminster hospital, I had my three surgeries, they were just so incredible while I was there. The nurseries were just unbelievable, they checked on me all the time, they made me feel so comfortable.”
She added: “I still see them every six weeks now because I have laser therapy and I also have therapy with the burns unit, because when you have been through something traumatic they give out therapy to help you deal with it.”
You can support Abbie and help raise funds for the burns unit .
