Dee Devlin calls Conor McGregor 'daddy' as she shares post

Dee Devlin has shared an old clip of Conor McGregor talking about his aspirations of becoming a two-weight UFC world champion. The couple opted to spend the festive period abroad, jetting off to the warm temperatures of Dubai.

Dee has shared a number of posts on social media since a civil court ordered her fiancé to pay Nikita Hand nearly €250,000 in damages after she claimed he raped and choked her in a Dublin hotel in 2018.

Publicly backing the MMA star shortly after the trial concluded, she wrote on Instagram: "My man and I have created a beautiful life together. No one is entitled to comment on our relationship- we trust one another and love one another.

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"Nothing or nobody will change that.

"Our family stands strong."

She later uploaded a number of snaps of the couple as they enjoyed a night out in London. Sharing five snaps of the couple smiling and laughing, Dee commented: "Date night," along with a love heart emoji.

The partner of the former two-weight UFC champion shared a clip of an old interview with McGregor in which he speaks about fame, money and his dream.

He said in the video: "There's two things I've learned from these past seven months. Number one is that hard work pays off and number two is that dreams come true.

"I don't care nothing about fame, I don't care about fame. The gold belt is what I want - the two gold belts. I was a two-weight world champion in the previous organisation (Cage Warriors). Now I'm on the big stage at the UFC, I want that featherweight belt and I want that lightweight belt. That's my goal.

"The money is going to come with that, don't get me wrong it's prize fighting, I'm after the money as well, but the money comes with the belt and the belt is what I'm focused on. I don't care about fame."

Sharing the video on her Instagram story, Dee wrote: "Daddy."

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