Tommy Mallet has teased a new documentary after what he described as a "rollercoaster ten months" to expose the "real truth".
Earlier this year the former TOWIE star admitted he 'sold everything' after suffering a huge financial loss when he was slapped with a massive tax bill following the sale of his multi-million pound footwear brand, Mallet, which he launched in 2015.
The brand reportedly made £11.8million in sales in one year, making Tommy one of TOWIE'S most successful exports. However, the 32-year-old who shares a son, Brody, with his wife, Georgia Kousoulou, admitted he had 'nothing left' in December last year.
But up until this year it seemed as if things were going from strength to strength for Tommy, after leaving school with no qualifications he went on to build a brand that is stocked in over 150 stores around the world. In 2021 he was even included in Forbes 30 under 30 list of the most influential young entrepreneurs.
The reality TV star launched his successful business, Mallet London, in 2015 and has made millions of pounds in sales through his company. Mallet designed his first pair of shoes when he was just 15 and his designs have turned him into a multimillionaire.
Last year the entrepreneur stepped down from his role as co-founding director in the business and took a gamble by putting money into Mallet to get his shares back up after quitting the company. For much of this summer he has invested his time into building a new brand, CTRNE, selling crystal-infused sneakers designed to help you manifest your dreams.
In a recent Instagram post Tommy wrote: "Family…. On the 31st of October my court order is done…. Follow to see me absolutely blow @ctrne_world and get it all back the right way. Love and light people (repost and let the world know I’m coming)."
While he hasn't divulged much more information on the court order at this time, it seems he has a documentary in the pipeline to explain exactly what has been happening over the last ten months of his life.
The businessman uploaded a reel to Instagram on Sunday, September 22 captioned: "We don’t sell stories to the media where we are from… so we decided to swerve our right to reply and film a documentary.. From concept to court rooms… Ego is the enemy, coming soon.
In the short clip he says: "I honestly feel like I've got a gift I need to share and it's not something I can just let go past. So I'm telling you, if I have to lose it all to start again and show people I can do it again, just watch me." [sic]
Fans flocked to the comments to share their support for Tommy. One wrote: "The comeback will be bigger than the setback… can't wait to see this," another said: "Pain Into Power". A third wrote: "You’re an inspiration tommy!!! Thank you for sharing your journey. Look forward to seeing it."
