It comes as new episodes of the Netflix documentary land after first launching in 2023
15:48, 12 Apr 2026
At Home With The Furys is back on Netflix for a second series.(Image: Netflix)
Fresh episodes of Netflix’s At Home With The Furys have finally arrived, but the question on everyone’s lips is whether a third series will follow, giving fans another look inside one of Britain’s most celebrated families. First launching in 2023, the series offered an unprecedented peek at Tyson Fury’s life beyond the boxing ring, with viewers gaining insight into his domestic life alongside his wife Paris.
Paris and Tyson first wed in 2008, when she was just 19 years old and the boxing legend was 21. The devoted couple subsequently renewed their vows on two separate occasions as a testament to their enduring love.
Together they have seven children – daughters Venezuela, 16, Valencia, eight, and Athena, four, and sons Prince John James, 14, Prince Tyson Fury II, nine, Prince Adonic Amaziah, six, and Prince Rico, two. For the latest TV and showbiz gossip sign up to our newsletter
The first series comprised of eight episodes, with one of its central storylines following Tyson as he contemplated a comeback bout against Derek Chisora. The show garnered widespread acclaim for its refreshingly candid portrayal of the family.
After a three-year hiatus, At Home With The Furys made its long-awaited return with its second series on Netflix on Sunday, April 12. All eight episodes are currently available to stream.
The synopsis for the second series of At Home With The Furys reveals: “At Home with the Furys returns for a second season, following heavyweight champion Tyson Fury as he attempts to give retirement another shot and embrace life beyond boxing in Morecambe Bay.
“Surrounded by wife Paris Fury, their seven children and his ever-opinionated dad John Fury, Tyson channels the competitive drive that made him a world champion into new ventures – from a family road trip to Monaco to investing in a racehorse and finding creative ways to stay busy.
“Meanwhile, Paris is determined not to be left out of the mayhem. As she explores new business opportunities, she’s also juggling life at the heart of the Fury household while planning two major family milestones: a spectacular sweet sixteenth celebration for their daughter and an elaborate renewal of her wedding vows with Tyson.”
Tyson Fury with wife Paris Fury (Image: Getty Images)
For those questioning whether another three-year wait looms for a third series, Paris has suggested they’ll return to screens much sooner.
On Wednesday (April 8), Paris joined ITV talk show This Morning, speaking with presenters Emma Willis and Rylan Clark.
During the conversation, Paris confirmed that a third series has already been greenlit. She revealed: “We’re already on number three…
“We’ve signed up… I really enjoyed the whole filming process of the first one, I enjoyed it, it was good fun, it’s nice to have all the memories documented.”
Paris revealed that the three-year gap between episodes was down to Tyson’s dedication to his boxing career, with filming resuming only when he chose to take a temporary break from the sport.
She said: “We started it again and again, I do love it, because the cameras don’t bother me. I don’t act differently if they’re there or not there… the good and the bad. If they’re there or not there, I just get on with it like normal.
“The aftermath is great, and to know that I’ve got it all stored, like home videos for the future, even though I’m sharing the home videos with millions of people.”
Paris went on to say: “We don’t act any differently on camera, it is what it is. We couldn’t do airs and graces, there’s too many of us to pretend anyway! You’re going to get the good and the bad and the ugly.”
You can watch At Home With The Furys on Netflix now.
