Mike Tyson spending £34,000 on smoking weed every month as health concerns grow

Gladiators star Warren "Ace" Furman has revealed he "prays" for his ex-fiancée Katie Price after opening up about their "cursed" relationship.The former couple met in 1997 and were briefly engaged before splitting up after 18 months together.Following Katie, 44, going public with her mental health struggles in Channel 4 documentary Katie Price: Trauma and Me, Warren has revealed he "prays" for his former flame.READ MORE: Gladiators Scorpio star Nikki Diamond looks completely different 30 years on from showSpeaking recently, the retired bodybuilder, 50, also opened up about the pair's "cursed" relationship amid "the pressures of fame".Warren told The Sun: "I pray for her because in that lifestyle of hers it's very difficult to keep on the straight and narrow, and it’s very difficult to trust people."I pray that her family can stay together and I pray that she can settle down and find peace and happiness."Warren joined Gladiators in 1996, making his debut on the former ITV show's fifth series.After the series was axed in 2000, his Hollywood dreams were ended by steroid and alcohol abuse.He now lives in York with his wife and two children.The first of Katie's many fiancés, the pair parted on good terms – with the OnlyFans star previously praising Warren as one of the few boyfriends not to cheat on her.Reflecting on the breakdown of their engagement, the TV hunk also shared his opinion that the "pressures of fame" ultimately led to their relationship's demise.He added: "We were both equally to blame for the breakdown of our relationship.

Cal Crutchlow has insisted he hasn’t missed racing one bit since retiring as a full-time MotoGP rider.The three-time MotoGP race winner has come out of retirement again to replace Andrea Dovizioso in the RNF Yamaha team for the final six rounds of the season. Dovizioso called it quits mid-season after a year of struggle for the Italian veteran. Crutchlow, a Yamaha test and reserve rider, was not looking to return but is happy to be back, even if he admits he hasn’t always enjoyed the racing aspect of the sport.“Not really,” he tells Daily Star Sport after being asked if he has missed racing regularly.

Louise Redknapp has shocked fans by chopping off her long blonde locks. The mother-of-two- took to Instagram on Thursday to debut her new 'lob' and was inundated with compliments.MORE: Louise Redknapp was a daring bride in black corset gown for last-minute yacht wedding"Chop chop.

Stacey Solomon, 32, took to social media for the first time since the Queen passed away last Thursday.MORE: Stacey Solomon answers fans' security concern over her £1.2m homeTaking to her Instagram Stories, the Loose Women star, who in the past has been critical of the royal family, shared a string of candid posts from inside her Essex mansion, Pickle Cottage, alongside her baby daughter Rose whom she and her husband Joe Swash welcomed last year.WATCH: Stacey Solomon breaks silence since the Queen's deathIn one of the clips shared by the star, she penned: "It's been an interesting week [laughing face emoji]. Joe's gone away for work for two weeks so I've just been trying to get into the swing of it all around work without him.

ITV presenter Lorraine Kelly shared an emotional update with her followers, as she reflected on the “painful” experience Prince William, 40, and Prince Harry, 48, must be having in the wake of Queen Elizabeth II’s death.

Emmerdale star Leah Bracknell, who played Zoe Tate on the soap for 16 years between 1989 and 2005, sadly died of lung cancer three years ago. Her husband Jez Hughes shared a blurry photo of the pair together before lamenting that he had lost her when she was aged just 55 - on the "same full moon as the Queen".Jez, who works as a shamanic healer, said that he would be "in the woods teaching and holding a sweat" as he penned a "fitting" tribute.Bursting into poetry, he continued: "Grief is like an eagle, it soars so high and close to the sun you think it’s gone, then suddenly it’s down upon you, talons tearing you to shreds til you’re bloody and bruised all over again, raw flesh exposed to the wind."The devastated widower added: "Grief is the price of love...

Algerian filmmakers have stepped up a campaign calling for their government to unlock promised state funds for cinema, warning that Algeria’s film industry is on its last legs following a near-year-long funding freeze.

Russian hypersonic missile has been stopped.The “dagger” hypersonic missile was once touted by Russian military leaders as the crown jewel of its arsenal. But new video has emerged of it lying in pieces on the ground in Stavropol Krai, northern Russia.

Chelsea boss Graham Potter to substitute an “unhappy” Raheem Sterling against Red Bull Salzburg.Sterling operated in a new wide role in Potter’s first match in charge of the Blues during Wednesday’s Champions League clash. He scored the opener just after half-time but the Austrian side equalised to secure a 1-1 draw.The Englishman was substituted off in the 84th minute for Christian Pulisic and did not look best pleased at the decision.

Loyalty will be a key theme for many signs of the zodiac today - while Libra prioritises family over friendship, Gemini reassures a loved one that their secret will remain hidden. There are 12 zodiac signs - Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces - and the horoscopes for each can give you the lowdown on what your future holds, be it in work, your love life, your friends and family or more. These daily forecasts have been compiled by astrologer Russell Grant, who has been reading star signs for over 50 years.

Their Hulu mini series began streaming on Thursday as it showed that notorious ear chomping incident involving Mike Tyson in slow motion.And Trevante Rhodes and Russell Hornsby were seen taking a bite out of the promotional campaign later that day.Trevante, 32, and Russell, 48, were seen heading for an interview on Good Morning America to promote Mike which is a biographical mini series on the life of boxing great Mike Tyson. Hunks: Trevante Rhodes, 32, (left) and Russell Hornsby, 48, were seen heading for an interview on Good Morning America to promote Mike which is a biographical mini series on the life of boxing great Mike Tyson Ouch: It is a six episode look into the wild, tragic and controversial life and career of the former heavyweight champion, who is considered one of the most polarizing figures in sports cultureIt is a six episode look into the wild, tragic and controversial life and career of the former heavyweight champion, who is considered one of the most polarizing figures in sports culture.One of the most  infamous incidents Mike was involved in was when he bought the ear off of fellow champion boxer Evander Holyfield in a match which took place on June 28, 1997.The Hulu portrayal starts off with a bang as they showed the ugly event in slow motion at the very beginning which many viewers have already found to be very gruesome.

When Mike Tyson (Trevante Rhodes) greets his audience out for his one-man show, he greets them as a hero and as a victim, and as a champion and a punchline — but not as a villain. His theatrical confessional, which takes inspiration from the “Mike Tyson: Undisputed show” that toured the country in 2013, sees him recounting his triumphs and tribulations to gasps and cheers, but rarely judgment.

boxers in the history of the sport, the same names come to mind - Ali, Mayweather, Lewis, Louis and of course, Tyson.Mike Tyson, the tiger-owning, ear-biting world-beater with 50 wins and 44 knockouts to his name, is now a star of the screen, podcasts and global pop culture.His fame spans multiple generations, with younger fans likely first seeing him feature in film and TV, including hit movies like The Hangover and Rocky Balboa.One of the most famous sporting figures in history, Tyson has lived some very high highs and very public lows.Read on for everything you need to know about Iron Mike.Mike Tyson’s career took place between 1985 and 2005, when he fought and won a huge number of high-profile fights against some of the sport’s most respected names.When he was starting out in his career he went by the names of "Iron Mike" and "Kid Dynamite", but this changed as he developed into one of the greatest fighters the world has ever seen, becoming “the most dangerous man on the planet”.He was the heavyweight division’s undisputed champion between 1987 and 1990 and claimed the first 19 wins of his professional career through knockout - 12 came in the first round.He is the youngest boxer to claim a heavyweight title, winning it just 22 days after his 20th birthday, and he was the first to simultaneously hold the WBA, WBC and IBF titles.Tyson’s life hasn’t always been straightforward.

football supporters, and when it comes to former Dutch official Bjorn Kuipers, it's a particularly pertinent question.One of the most recognisable referees in Europe during his...er...whistling days, Kuipers is now retired. He spent well over a decade at the top of his profession, taking charge of high-profile matches in the Champions League, World Cup and European Championships, including the Euro 2020 final between England and Italy.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticMike Tyson is a figure with unusual voltage, a celebrity who fought for his spot in the firmament with a weaponized charisma. The champion boxer is relentless even by the standards of the sport, with the famous incident in which he bit the ear of Evander Holyfield casting a shadow over his achievements. Outside the ring, he’s simultaneously known for a surprising soft-spokenness that makes the listener want to lean in and for a tendency toward violence — including a 1992 conviction for the rape of Desiree Washington — that repels.A serious reckoning with Tyson’s place in our culture, in the currently on-trend format of dramatized retelling via limited series, would deal with both sides of the Tyson image, and the complicated ways they feed each other — the fact that the allure of Tyson is bolstered by our sense of him as threatening.

Mike Tyson after insisting that it is "too late" for them to reignite their rivalry. Iron Mike infamously bit Holyfield's ear off in 1997 which led to Tyson being disqualified from the contest, handing victory to his opponent. It followed their initial clash in 1996, which Tyson also lost.

Mike Tyson says he stays in shape by taking magic mushrooms every day and smoking cannabis. The former world heavyweight champion, 56, made the boast as it was reported cannabis products he has sold since 2016 through his Tyson Holistic label are making him an estimated £500,000 a month. He is quoted in the Daily Star on Thursday (18.

fighting fury is plant-based — but it’s not as health-conscious as it sounds.Ahead of fights these days, the legendary once-heavyweight boxing champion fuels up on magic mushrooms and weed, allowing the high to tame his infamous “aggressive” rage in the ring. “I like taking mushrooms and smoking before fighting. I take psychedelics every day, mushrooms,” Tyson, 56, explained to Muscle and Health Magazine this week. The heavy-hitter’s admission to drugging up came just before he was spotted in a wheelchair, being rolled through Miami International Airport by an attendant Tuesday.

Mike Tyson has been pictured in a wheelchair just a matter of weeks after saying his "expiration date" is approaching.The boxing legend posed for photos with fans as he was wheeled through Miami International Airport on Tuesday (August 16). He has reportedly been suffering with a sciatica flare-up, with the back issue one which he has had for a long time.Two years ago he was left bedridden for weeks by a similar episode.