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Gypsy King promotes At Home With The Furys ahead of premiere on Netflix
Tyson Fury is set to launch his new Netflix series, At Home With The Furys, on August 16. The fly-on-the-wall show will provide fans with an insight into the chaotic home life of the heavyweight champion and his family in Morecambe. The series was filmed during Fury's short-lived retirement in 2022 and is expected to be a huge success, with a second season already ordered.
Fury takes a jab at Made in Chelsea and TOWIE in new trailer
In the latest trailer for At Home With The Furys, Tyson Fury couldn't resist throwing a dig at two rival reality TV shows. Laying on Morecambe beach, the undefeated champion called out "the bums from Chelsea" and "the skinny-legged plums from Essex." He also took a swipe at the "clowns from Sunset Boulevard" and "the housewives from wherever you're from."
Netflix documentary has been a long-time goal for Fury
Tyson Fury has always had big plans for his career, including a Netflix documentary. Last year, he stated that he wanted to retire as the unbeaten heavyweight champion of the world and do a Hollywood movie. He also mentioned his desire to be a good husband, father, and son. After initially denying the reports, Netflix finally confirmed the documentary's existence in August last year.
Second season to focus on high-profile fight with Ngannou
While At Home With The Furys is set to premiere this month, discussions have already begun for a second season. The upcoming season is expected to revolve around Tyson Fury's high-profile fight against MMA monster Francis Ngannou. The first season will delve into the boxer's heritage, health issues, and his successful career in the ring. It will also feature appearances from Fury's wife Paris, their six children, and his brother Tommy Fury, who is also a boxer and appeared on Love Island.
