He's famous for promoting the likes of Lennox Lewis in the past.
Boxing promoter Frank Maloney has revealed he is undergoing gender reassignment and now lives as a woman called Kellie.
In an interview in the Mirror, Kellie says: "I was born in the wrong body and I have always known I was a woman."
She is working with transgender group TG Pals, whose managing director, Heather Ashton, told the BBC Kellie had been "incredibly brave and courageous".
As Frank, Maloney guided Lennox Lewis to the world heavyweight title in 1993.
In her interview, Kellie says: "I can't keep living in the shadows, that is why I am doing what I am today. Living with the burden any longer would have killed me.
"What was wrong at birth is now being medically corrected. I have a female brain. I knew I was different from the minute I could compare myself to other children.
"I wasn't in the right body. I was jealous of girls."
What makes this even more interesting is that back in 2004 he was accused of being a homophobic bigot when campaigning for UKIP as a London mayoral candidate. He refused to campaign in Camden saying:
"I don't want to campaign around gays...I don't think they do a lot for society...what I have a problem with is them openly flaunting their sexuality."
He's been married twice and has several children.
Well, better late than never I suppose.
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