Release date confirmed for At Home With The Furys Season 2: what else do we know?
See below for everyone we know so far about At Home with the Furys Season 2 as its release date has been revealed...
Morecambe based boxer Tyson Fury may be making the headlines again for his sporting career as he gears up for his return fight next April, but his personal life is still very much in the spotlight too.
Tyson and his busy brood - he and wife Paris share seven children - first starred in their own Netflix show ‘At Home with the Furys’ back in 2023 and in May last year, the streaming platform announced it had officially renewed the series, with filming expected in both Morecambe and Monaco.
Not much has been said about the show so far - just the odd comment from Tyson - but yesterday Netlix at last revealed when we can expect to see At Home with the Furys series two on our screens.
So when is the show starting?
Yesterday Netflix shared a video of Tyson to its social media accounts, teasing the documentary’s start date.
In the caption, the streaming giant then wrote: “They're back you dossers! At Home With The Furys Season 2 is coming to Netflix in April.”
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What happened in the video?
The clip simply depicts Tyson standing in his house, wearing a bright red dressing gown with the Netflix logo on one side.
He shouts “We’re back you dossers” with a grin, before turning around and revealing what is on the back of his dressing gown.
Gold lettering states “At Home With The Furys Season 2 coming soon”
Tyson too shared the video with his 6.7 million Instagram followers.
What can we expect from the documentary?
Netflix has said of series two: ”From a family road trip to Monaco to investing in a racehorse - Tyson turns his competitive drive to creative ways of investing his multi-million-pound fortune and keeping himself busy. Meanwhile, determined not to be left out of the mayhem, Paris is exploring new business opportunities while also planning her daughter's super sweet sixteenth birthday and her elaborate wedding vow renewal”.
The Creative Directors are Nick Hornby and Tina Flintoff and the series is Executive Produced by Laura Leigh (At Home with the Furys S1, The Circle, Olivia Atwood: Getting Filthy Rich).
What else is new with Tyson?
Ahead of Tyson’s return fight, a press conference was held at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Monday night.
During the conference, the father of seven revealed the deaths of two of long-time rival Anthony Joshua's friends in a car crash in December was the catalyst for his return to boxing.
Tyson said: "Tomorrow might not ever come and I suppose the biggest turning point in this comeback for me was the tragedy that happened with Anthony Joshua.
"I was on holiday with my family in Thailand for Christmas just to get away from the rain. I was sick of the rain, it was depressing me and then I hear all about the bad news that's gone on and I thought, 'You know what, life is very, very short and very precious and very fragile and anything can happen at any given moment'.
"You should never put things off until tomorrow, or next year, or next week because tomorrow is not promised to nobody.
"The Bible says tomorrow is not a gift, tomorrow ain't promised, tomorrow is a mystery so we have to live for today.
"Me living for that day, I made my mind up there and then I was going to come back to boxing because it's something I love, I am passionate about and I have always been in love with. There is no tomorrow so that's why I am back today."
Just before the conference began, Tyson’s dad John Fury also made a bit of a scene.
The 60-year-old was reportedly storming around the arena looking for retired world champion boxer Carl Froch, who was acting as a pundit for the event.
In his heavily expletive rant, John said things like: “Here I am, I'm here to fight. Where are you? Where the f*** are you? The world's been calling me a f***ing s********.”
Responding on his own Youtube channel, 48-year-old Carl said: “Big John Fury the fighting man. Put some respect on your name. Put some respect on your own name. Grow a set of knackers. You said you know you’re afraid of no man but God.
“So get yourself in the gym, get yourself throwing a few punches and start to feel good about yourself. Get on the Testo Charge by Zapply, exactly what I’m on, because that might give you a little bit of an edge.
“Well, it will give you an edge because it gives me a right good f***ing edge. And I’m swearing because now I’m getting up for it. Have a word with Mams Taylor and me and you can do it, we can do it.
“And I’ll be honest, I’ll take my time with you. I’ll pep you with a couple of jabs. I’ll hit you with a couple of right hands to the body. And when you fall on the floor, I’ll help you up because that’s what’ll happen. It’ll be embarrassing.
“You just embarrassed yourself there and you’ll embarrass yourself again. You need to stop doing it. Tyson Fury doesn’t need you and your big g******* mouth running around shouting and swearing, being a f***ing idiot in public.
“It is a complete embarrassment. Please stop it unless you’re going to do something about it. So anyway, that’s enough about big John Fury, a fighting man who don’t want to fight really.”