Paris Fury is Tyson's 'rock' and relationship is 'unique' as new Netflix doc gives insight into couple's life

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Paris Fury, the wife of professional boxer Tyson Fury, has announced she is releasing a new book following the success of their recent Netflix series. The couple let the cameras into their home for the very first time as they signed up for their own docuseries, At Home With The Furys.

Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury may not have walked out of the Love Island villa as winners, but they are arguably the most successful couple to come from the ITV reality show. Having welcomed baby daughter Bambi in January and getting engaged this summer, the loved-up pair are showing no signs of slowing down their epic romance which has gripped fans since they first met on screen in 2019.

Tyson Fury has 'rejected offers to film two more seasons of At Home with the Furys', according to reports. Despite the fact that the fly-on-the-wall show, which follows his home life with wife, Paris, and their six children, is currently number one on Netflix, Tyson is said to have vetoed the idea of future series. The 35 year old heavyweight champion boxer is said to have canned the idea of any more seasons of the show as he doesn't want to be labelled a 'reality star'.

If anyone was in any doubt as to where world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury and his younger boxing brother Tommy Fury got their fighting spirits, everything would have been explained on Tuesday, August 22. John Fury, 59, the father of the two boxing stars, let his inner animal come out during a pre-fight press conference featuring Tommy Fury, KSI, Logan Paul and Dillon Danis.

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We're just as invested as you are in the Netflix reality show At Home With The Furys. It gives us a unique insight into how the family tick when they're away from public events. There's a focus on mental health, the importance of family and realities of parenting.

Molly-Mae Hague has taken to her Instagram to mourn the fact that she and fiance Tommy Fury are being forced to spend time apart. Posting a sweet black-and-white photo, Molly-Mae wrote: “Missing our little family unit already, this is gonna be a long camp.” In the picture, Molly, 23, holds the camera up for a quick mirror selfie as she holds Bambi while Tommy sweetly kisses his daughter’s forehead.

Viewers of Paris and Tyson Fury's new Netflix show, At Home With the Furys, have been left shocked at Paris' real age. Given that the blonde TV personality is a mum to six children, with another one on the way, some Fury fans might be forgiven for guessing that she might be in her late 30s. In actual fact, Paris is just 33 years old, whilst her husband, world heavyweight champion, Tyson, is only 35 years of age.

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At Home With The Furys.The heavyweight professional boxer stars in the Netflix series, alongside his wife Paris, their six children, father John, half-brother Tommy and his girlfriend Molly-Mae Hague.Tyson “attempts to navigate retirement, his mental health and hectic family life” in the series, according to the synopsis.“Alongside the chaotic school run, the series will see Tyson constantly looking for projects to keep him busy – from a national tour to meet his fans, to lavish weekends away and impromptu family camping trips – all while trying to resist the urge to return to the ring,” the description reads.At the time of writing (August 18), Netflix has not officially announced whether the show will return for a second season.According to reports however, development on a second season is set to begin later this year, with show bosses having reportedly ordered another batch of episodes prior to the first season’s release.Speaking to The Sun, a source said: “They’re so confident it will be a hit with audiences that they want more and filming is due to start this autumn.”While a second season hasn’t been confirmed, if the prior reports are to be believed, a new season “could” arrive next year on Netflix.It’s believed a potential second season would pivot around Tyson’s upcoming fight with Francis Ngannou in October.Tommy Fury was a runner-up on ITV2’s Love Island with his girlfriend Molly-Mae Hague in 2019.

Molly-Mae Hague has been likened to Meghan Markle as they share the same 'power gestures'. The influencer's body language has been analysed during her appearance in a new series.

Paris Fury has explained the meaning behind her son's adorable nickname. Paris and her husband, boxing champ Tyson, have shared a glimpse inside life at their £1.7m Morecambe mansion in a new Netflix documentary series titled At Home With The Furys.The nine-part documentary, which debuted this week, follows Tyson's transition from the boxing ring to embracing retirement while focusing on his family.The couple are proud parents to their three sons Prince John James, ten, Prince Tyson Fury II, six, and Prince Adonis Amaziah, four, and three daughters; Venezuela, 13, Valencia Amber, five, and Athena, two.

While boxer Tommy Fury may hold the strength in the ring, it seems his fiancée Molly-Mae Hague, who he popped the question to in July, has all the cards when it comes to home life. After watching the couple in the new Netflix docuseries, Life With The Furys, body language expert Darren Stanton says that the influencer shares the same 'power gestures' as Meghan Markle.

Tommy Fury is clearly pining for his two girls as he shared a sweet message and showed how he's keeping his new-fiancee Molly-Mae Hague and their baby daughter close after he had to 'move out' of their home.

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Molly-Mae Hague might have a battle on her hands when it comes to daughter Bambi's future education. During the second episode of Netflix's docuseries At Home with the Furys, which provides a unique insight to heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury's homelife, the Love Islander and her fiancé Tommy Fury are captured by the cameras discussing their preferred method of schooling the yet-to-be-born youngster when the time comes.The sequence kicks off with Tyson's wife Paris Fury explaining of her eldest daughter: "Venezuela came out of school when she turned 11 because in Traveller tradition, that is what they do.They come out of school and they learn their parents' skills." Tommy, 24, goes on the point out: "Growing up the way I've grown up, I've got my morals.

Molly-Mae Hague has been left feeling "sad" after her fiance Tommy Fury moved out of their Cheshire home for two months.The move comes just a month after the Love Island couple announced their engagement. Molly, 24, confirmed the news in her latest Youtube vlog, which includes several life updates from the influencer.

In the new Netflix docuseries, At Home with the Furys, Tommy Fury, the half-brother of heavyweight champion boxer Tyson Fury, revealed an unexpected career aspiration. The series showcases Tyson Fury's home life with his pregnant wife Paris and their six children, and it also features newly-engaged Tommy and his fiancee Molly-Mae Hague, who met on Love Island in 2019 and now share a daughter Bambi. During the show, Tommy discussed his career goals with Tyson, revealing that he is interested in pursuing a career acting in horror films.

Molly-Mae Hague has shared a 'regret' about a decision she and her fiance Tommy Fury made before their baby daughter's arrival. The former Love Island star was speaking in her latest YouTube vlog in which she was seen raiding a high street store to kit out Bambi's room.

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Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury have opened up about their growing family and how many children they'd each like to have. Molly and Tommy, who welcomed their baby daughter Bambi a few months after filming the episode, discussed Tyson and his wife Paris's hectic home life with their six children in the first episode of the new Netflix series At Home With The Furys, which follows Tommy's brother Tyson Fury following his retirement from boxing. Comparing their own family plans, Molly said: "I don't know how she does it.

Molly-Mae Hague said she struggled to get doctors to take her seriously before she was eventually diagnosed with endometriosis. Molly, 23, was first told she had the condition back in July 2021 after sharing that she suffered from “excruciating periods” - leaving fans urging her to go and get checked.

Boxer Tyson Fury has welcomed to the world to Morecambe in the latest teaser trailer for his upcoming Netflix series.