The TOMMY Fury messaging scandal has taken a surprising turn: The girl who accused him of sending “flirtatious direct messages” claimed to have been the victim of catfishing.

On Thursday, TikToker Kay Keogh claimed that Tommy’s girlfriend asked her for her Instagram name during an evening outing before the boxer sent her a message.

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She then shared screenshots showing the alleged messages from Tommy to Kay.

But she has since returned to the social media platform and admitted that she fell for a fake account claiming to be Tommy.

In the video, Kay confessed: “I have obviously been a victim of catfishing.

“Someone was basically definitely messing with me because another fake account messaged me and literally said to me, ‘You actually thought that was him? That was me.’

The influencer then explained the misunderstanding and how she was tricked into believing that she had met Tommy on an evening out together.

“And of course people are going to say, ‘But you said you saw him?’ But like I said, I was already really confused,” she continued.

“And it was also really weird because I was in Manchester and we had gone to a private event and there was a group of guys and one of the guys could have passed as him.”

She continued: “Like I said, I don’t even know what he really looks like.

“I know he has brown hair and is really muscular.

“But yeah, this person messaged me and basically told me they were trolling me.”

She added that she was surprised that people could now “buy verification and change their name” on social media.

The Sun has contacted Tommy’s representative for comment.

Earlier this week, Kay posted a video saying Tommy had been messaging her on social media.

She told her fans: “I’ve been thinking about whether or not to do this video, but I’m going to do it.

“So, my friends and I were out and about in Manchester and we actually met him (Tommy) one night.

“Basically, we were out with a group of guys that night and I didn’t really know who he was.

“One of the guys asked for my Instagram and I gave it to him.

“We were all together, but it wasn’t until I looked at my phone and his name popped up that I realized who he was.

“When I saw his name pop up, of course I thought, ‘What the hell?’

“Then of course I realized who he was, but I literally have direct messages and I don’t know whether to send them out or not.”

In a second video, Kay added: “So this is part two of the Tommy situation. My girlfriend was there, so she’ll explain what happened too.”

Her friend then said: “I’m not from the UK so I didn’t recognise him until we looked at the DM and were obviously on his side.”

A fire emoji appears on the screen under Tommy’s Instagram name and Kay replied: “??”

A second message read: “Are you in Manchester?”, along with a wide-eyed emoji.

Some details were deleted from the screenshot, including the date and time of the alleged messages.

Molly-Mae left Tommy after his holiday in North Macedonia earlier this month – a year after their engagement.

Sources told The Sun that Molly-Mae had been “preparing” for more women to speak out.

They said: “Molly-Mae is now aware that Tommy has been unfaithful to her. She believes it happened several times.

“It seems like he would play away if he knew people wouldn’t recognize him.”

PARTY GIRL

The Danish girl accused of kissing Tommy in a nightclub spoke to The Sun

Milla Corfiixen, who is at the centre of the separation scandal involving Tommy and Molly-Mae, denied that she was the girl who kissed Tommy in a Macedonian club.

20-year-old jewellery assistant Milla enjoyed an evening with the boxer but denied kissing the Love Island star.

She told The Sun: “He was a real gentleman.

“I’m the girl, but nothing happened. We were just having fun. I’m Danish, but I’m also from here.”

“I don’t know what he did, but someone else must have kissed him. I have a friend at home.”

The Danish bombshell also revealed that she will call the heartbroken Molly-Mae.