The Fury family have shared a glimpse of their chaotic family life in new Netflix series, At Home with the Furys.
It follows Tyson, his wife Paris and their six children, three weeks after the heavyweight retired from boxing and adjusts to life outside. In the first six minutes of the episode, fans are given a glimpse of the series ahead with Paris explaining that Tyson struggles with ADHD, bipolar and depression.The nine episodes will dive into Tyson's health history and explore how this is navigated through the help of his family, including his brother Tommy Fury and his fiancé, Molly-Mae.
Cutting to a different camera angle, Paris admits that "a morning in the Fury household is very very hectic on a day-to-day basis." She adds: "Six children running wild and one of them is becoming a teenager." "The other four are like babies, they're very young and very hard work," Paris continued. The clip then shows the various stages of the other children as they get ready, with Adonis lying on the floor and a fed-up Tyson bribing his son with sweets to get him to comply. Tyson states to the camera: "What's it like living in a busy household? Fantastic. I wouldn't have it any other way.