Tommy Fleming and wife Tina split after 20 years of marriage

The news comes after Tommy Fleming cancelled several gigs earlier this year

Tommy Fleming and his wife Tina Mitchell-Fleming. Picture: John O'Grady Photography

Irish folk singer Tommy Fleming and his wife Tina have separated after 20 years of marriage.

The couple, who tied the knot in 2006, had been together since 2002.

Tina told the Sunday Independent that the pair had gone their separate ways and that their relationship had ended seven months ago.

Speaking to the publication, Tina, who was her husband’s manager for the majority of his career, said that TF Productions Ltd has ceased trading and that she is no longer involved in his career or management in any capacity.

She said her sole focus is to rebuild her life and protect her two children and her father during this time.

In March, Fleming posted about his return to the stage at The Moat Theatre Naas in Kildare.

The news comes after Fleming, who has had a successful career for the last three decades in the music business, cancelled several gigs earlier this year.

The singer’s event at Harvey’s Point Lakeside Resort in Donegal in January was cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances and his shows in Kilkenny, Cork, Galway, Tipperary, Limerick, Wexford and Dublin, among other counties, were also cancelled.

In March, Fleming posted about his return to the stage at The Moat Theatre Naas in Kildare.

The show which was scheduled for April 11 was his first show of 2026.

“Thank you for your support over the past few months and looking forward to seeing you all along the way,” he wrote alongside the post.

He has since performed in Kenmare and Kilworth, with more gigs expected to be announced for 2026.