The famous singer and his wife, Tina, announced their separation over the weekend, with Tina revealing that the pair had separated last year after getting together in 2002 and tying the knot in 2006
Tommy Fleming and Tina Mitchell Fleming(Image: Instagram)
Tommy Fleming’s wife Tina has told how the couple have parted ways after 20 years of marriage.
The couple met in 2002, tied the knot in 2006 and share a grown up daughter, Rebecca. Tina also has two children from a previous relationship.
Speaking to the Sunday Independent, Tina revealed that the pair separated seven months ago.
“I confirm that our marriage has ended, and we have been separated since October 2025,” she said in a statement.
She had been a long-standing director of one of his two companies, TF Productions Ltd, and she added it has ceased trading and the pair are no longer working together.
“TF Productions Ltd has ceased trading, and I am no longer involved in his career or management in any capacity, now or in the future,” she said.
“My sole focus is on rebuilding my life and protecting my two children and my father during this time.
“I respectfully ask for privacy as we navigate this very difficult period. No further comment will be made.”
When contacted, Tommy Fleming said: “There’s nothing to add.”
Only months previous to the split Tommy told RSVP Live that his focus was his health and well being and he seems to be in a great place.
He said: “I’ve had health scares over the years. I discovered that one of my arteries is quite severely blocked. I have to keep an eye on that. There’s heart disease in my family. You shouldn’t bury your head in the sand about health issues. You should face up to them.”
“We have a gym in our house. If it’s not raining, I’ll go for a run on the beach and then work out on it. If the weather is bad, I go into our gym and use the treadmill and other bits,”
Continuing he said “I spend about two hours working out every day. My relationship with exercise used to be crap. I didn’t realise that I already had a relationship with it when I was younger because we used to walk or cycle everywhere. Subconsciously, you’re keeping fit.”
Opening up about what led to his change of attitude, he said: “Everything. Number one was my mental health. I’ve always said that no matter what the problem is by the time I come back from my run, it’s at least half solved.
“I don’t have an issue with mental health, but I keep an eye on it. I found that if you’re feeling down or you’re not in good form, sometimes exercising is good because it releases the endorphins.”
“I’m very conscious of what goes into my body, compared to what I was like in my 20s,” he said.
“I would eat crap, I smoked and drank in my 20s. We all did. Whereas now, I’m very conscious. The other morning, my wife Tina said that she was going to have a fry-up. I couldn’t remember the last time I had a full Irish. I actually wouldn’t thank you for it. I eat very healthy.
“Your body is talking to you. I eat an awful lot of fruit and vegetables these days, even raw vegetables. I eat raw broccoli and celery. I’d reach for that before I reach for the crisp. It’s for vanity as well. When you’re in the public eye, you don’t want to be up on the stage looking the size of a house.”
In the past few decades, he’s also had issues getting to sleep.
Tommy said: “Since my 30s, I’ve always struggled with sleep. I have rules for it. There’s no screens after a certain time and I don’t watch TV in my room. If I’m finding it hard to go to sleep, I read. I take magnesium, and I get melatonin from the States.”
Tommy and Tina originally met at the funeral of a mutual friend.
“I believe in serendipity and the death of a mutual friend brought us together,” he told RSVP Magazine in 2023. “We never delved into that, Tina and I. Had Willie not died, we wouldn’t be here. That’s how we look at it.”
When speaking about their relationship in 2021, he told RSVP that the secret to a lasting love was “compromise, honesty and integrity”.
“If you don’t have those things, you have nothing. Sometimes you don’t want to do something, but you just have to do it for the other person,” he added.
