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Kids and Cameras: Fury's Toughest Battle Yet
World heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury found himself facing a different kind of fight while filming his new three-part series, "At Home With The Furys." The father-of-six struggled to balance the presence of the cameras with his responsibilities as a parent.
Paris Fury Opens Up About Filming Challenges
In an interview with Capital XTRA, Tyson's wife Paris revealed that their younger children were unfazed by the cameras. However, their oldest daughter, who is entering her teenage years, had a harder time adjusting. "We went through the teenage tantrums the whole time we were filming," Paris shared. "There were moments when she didn't want to be involved and just wanted to be the 'Rob of the Kardashians'."
Reconsidering Participation
While the Fury family initially agreed to do the series, Tyson changed his mind halfway through filming. Paris explained, "Especially when Tyson said no, he didn't want to. We got halfway through filming, and he wanted to cancel the whole show!"
An Emotional Roller-Coaster
Tyson, who has openly discussed his struggles with bipolar disorder, admitted to having doubts about his decision to participate. "I'd be on the phone with my lawyers, 'Is there any way I can get out of this?' I don't know what I've signed up for again. I've made a mistake," he said. The boxer's condition made his emotional journey throughout the filming process quite evident. "People are going to be shocked because I can take ten turns in an hour," Tyson added.
Tyson Fury and his wife Paris have six children together. Despite the challenges faced during the filming of their new Netflix series, they remain a united family.
