Comedian Mick Molloy has a new love interest, but he won’t reveal the details.
The Channel Nine star of The Front Bar has been seen circling his hometown of Melbourne with a ‘mysterious blonde’.
And according to the Herald Sun, Mick, 55, fell in love and dated the tall man for several months.
Good times: Mick Molloy has a new affair with a ‘mysterious’ blonde to follow his new career as a public Photo: Mick stands behind the Rail Hotel bar , Brunswick in Melbourne, where the radio star re-opened in January after buying the pub last year
Mick declined to comment when contacted by the publisher.
The Crackerjack star was photographed with his attractive partner at a recent AFL football game.
The pair were seen standing close together, sharing a beer and both wearing sports scarves in the colors of Mick’s favorite football team, Richmond.
The news comes after Mick has made a dramatic change in his career.
Last October, the comedian and television veteran told fans he was leaving his gig at Triple M after 11 years on the air.
The cheeky popular radio star then explained that he lost his fascination with the platform.
Running away from home: Comedian Mick Molloy (pictured) is parting ways with Triple M after 11 years. The Crackerjack star, 55, released a statement on Wednesday revealing that he will continue
Molloy told The Herald Sun the following month: “Eleven years is longer than I’ve been anywhere at any time.”
‘There’s only one point when you know. You wake up, you go to work, and you think I’m not as depressed about it as I used to be.
‘It’s a big decision and I don’t take it lightly. But I think it’s time to do something different and take on some new challenges. ‘
Career comedian: Mick and former comedian Tony Martin pictured in 2003
Mick, who co-hosts Channel 7’s The Front Bar, told the publication that between his television commitments and his role as a father to his nine-year-old twin sons Fred and Lenny also influenced his choice.
The comments come after Mick revealed he had purchased the Rail hotel in Melbourne’s Brunswick.
Speaking to The Herald Sun, in November, he said he wanted to use the facility for comedy shows and other forms of entertainment.
“For me, the pub is a meeting place,” he told the publication.
Bought: Mick recently purchased the Rail Hotel in Melbourne’s Brunswick (pictured)
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