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Anyone watching the new second series of this? His wife has the patience of a saint.

Season 2 is hilarious.

Season 1, was not so much.

that's just me.

It just goes to show watching this that you can have all the money in the world but if you aren’t right mentally then it means nothing.

What's it about?

Taansend wrote: ↑16 Apr 2026, 10:45 What's it about?

Fly on the wall series following him and his family around

Haven't watched Season 2, but my abiding memory of Season 1 is that Tyson was a piece of work, nasty/selfish at times and blames it on his mental health.

In my experience, most people who have experienced significant mental health trauma are actually the nicest, most genuine around.

Is it true Paris and Tyson are third cousins?

Frostieballs wrote: ↑16 Apr 2026, 11:00 Haven't watched Season 2, but my abiding memory of Season 1 is that Tyson was a piece of work, nasty/selfish at times and blames it on his mental health.

In my experience, most people who have experienced significant mental health trauma are actually the nicest, most genuine around.

Take it from me that being too honest in a world where everyone around you is full of sh*t, and rewarded for it is enough to cause you mental health issues.

Think I watched half the first episode of series 1 and switched it off. ‘Reality’ tv does my fvcking head in.

I'd rather stick pins in my eyes.

I watched it, thought it was a decent watch.
the young kids foul language was bad. Surprisingly, I thought John Fury came across well.

rd350lc wrote: ↑16 Apr 2026, 16:43 I'd rather stick pins in my eyes.

me too, I find most of the Fury clan repulsive.

It’s entertaining but most of its bollocks.

If people honestly think that they don’t have a nanny then good luck to them.

There’s no way for example that they arranged John Fury’s 60th birthday bash at that short notice. They obviously just pretended it was short notice so that they could play on Tyson being random & spontaneous

Do you need to have watched Season 1 before starting Season 2?

bmw hector wrote: ↑16 Apr 2026, 18:18 Do you need to have watched Season 1 before starting Season 2?

No

a force wrote: ↑16 Apr 2026, 17:39 It’s entertaining but most of its bollocks.

If people honestly think that they don’t have a nanny then good luck to them.

There’s no way for example that they arranged John Fury’s 60th birthday bash at that short notice. They obviously just pretended it was short notice so that they could play on Tyson being random & spontaneous

Yeah I’m sure a lot is made to look chaotic, a bit like the house move, they made it look like it was done on the drop of a hat, house moves take time

You're all watching your own version of Keeping up with the Kardashian's and you don't event realise it.

joshj909 wrote: ↑17 Apr 2026, 04:57 You're all watching your own version of Keeping up with the Kardashian's and you don't event realise it.

A few boxers have done this now.

gotta have some following for it.

Meet the Khans: Big in Bolton - Was BBC

At Home with the Furys - Netflix

At Home with the Eubanks - Channel 5

has there been an more?

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑17 Apr 2026, 05:03

joshj909 wrote: ↑17 Apr 2026, 04:57 You're all watching your own version of Keeping up with the Kardashian's and you don't event realise it.

A few boxers have done this now.

gotta have some following for it.

Meet the Khans: Big in Bolton - Was BBC

At Home with the Furys - Netflix

At Home with the Eubanks - Channel 5

has there been an more?

Tommy Fury's BBC show 'Tommy: The Good. The Bad. The Fury'

What you do see is Fury has some physical issues, he had a tear in his rotator cuff that I’m guessing has been operated on as he couldn’t throw a punch plus he was limping quite bad in one episode and said his knees are fucked and joked he needed knee replacements.

I never watched the first series as I don't generally have Netflix, but I got it to watch the fight and so I watched the first episode of this second series.

I got the feeling a lot of it is just stuff for the cameras which gives me a queasy feeling. Was the Makhmudov fight to sell the Netflix subscription to watch this cobblers?

The star of the show though without doubt is the eldest boy, Prince. He's not in it much but it's not usual for me to genuinely laugh out loud at stuff on telly and he got a laugh out of me almost every time he was on screen. That is a f*cking funny kid.

Did he say he's already left school at 13? Is that even legal? I know the travellers used to get pulled out of school young when I was a kid but that was the 90s and I don't suppose Social Services were too keen on going to the sites. The Fury family are a bit more high profile.