Tyson Fury launched his new Netflix show At Home With The Furys in very unique style on Monday.
The British professional boxer, 35, reclined on the beach in Morecambe, Lancashire – where he lives in a £1.7million home – beside a giant sand art that read ‘Welcome to Morecambe, you dossers’.
At Home With The Furys is set to be released on August 16, and will follow the world heavyweight champion as he exits the ring and tries to embrace retirement with his extraordinary family.
As he left the beach he poked fun at other reality shows such as TOWIE and Made In Chelsea, saying: ‘This is a message from the trash talking champion of the world.
‘It’s a message for the bums from Chelsea. The skinny leg plums from Essex. The clowns from Sunset Boulevard. Oh, and the housewives of wherever you’re from.’
Here he is! Tyson Fury launched his new Netflix show At Home With The Furys in very unique style on Monday
Different: The British professional boxer, 35, reclined on the beach in Morecambe, Lancashire – where he lives in a £1.7million home – beside a giant sand art that read ‘Welcome to Morecambe, you dossers’ (he is ringed in red here)
He wore a black and red satin boxing robe with the ‘N’ for Netflix on it as he hit the beach and was all smiles as returned back to pose for selfies with adoring fans.
Netflix has reportedly renewed Tyson’s documentary series before the first season has even aired.
The Sun reports that Netflix already believes in the success of the show and has commissioned a second series in advance.
A TV insider told the publication: ‘They’re so confident it will be a hit with audiences that they want more and filming is due to start this autumn.
‘Which will be great news for fans of Tyson, as well as those who might be being introduced to the career and home life of the boxer for the first time.
‘Netflix are sure the show will have everyone hooked and were quick to snap up the leading man up before his diary became too full.’
They add that the second series is expected to centre around Tyson’s upcoming, high-profile fight with Francis Ngannou this October.
The trailer for the series dropped last month and teases an insight into Tyson’s ‘crazy’ family life at their £1.7m Lancashire property as he juggles being a father-of-six with his mental health struggles and the urge to put his boxing gloves back on.
Charismatic: As he left the beach he poked fun at other reality shows such as TOWIE and Made In Chelsea, saying: ‘This is a message from the trash talking champion of the world’
Jokes: He added: ‘It’s a message for the bums from Chelsea. The skinny leg plums from Essex. The clowns from Sunset Boulevard. Oh, and the housewives of wherever you’re from’
Happy: He wore a black and red satin boxing robe with the ‘N’ for Netflix on it as he hit the beach and was all smiles as returned back to pose for selfies with adoring fans
The nine part series looks explosive as Tyson is challenged out of retirement by World’s Strongest Man and Game of Thrones actor Hafthor Bjornsson, 34.
The show also stars Love Island couple Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy, both 24, as they expect their first child, Bambi.
Narrating, Tyson says: ‘When I stepped out of the ring, I was pretty ready to be the family man…’
The trailer shows the chaos of their ‘busy household’ as Tyson and wife Paris, who is pregnant with her seventh child, try to do the school run, go on camping trips and head on a national tour to meet fans.
The couple are proud parents to their three sons (all named Prince): 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.
Tyson says: ‘Three girls, three boys, my wife. All friggin crazy. I’ve gone from topping the bill at Wembley, to picking up dog s**t on a run.’
The boxing champ’s father John says: ‘Last time Tyson retired, he wasn’t in a good place. Could he slip down that road’.
Tyson, who suffers from depression and has ADHD and is bipolar, says boxing is ‘the only thing that gives me purpose.
‘I’ve got the belts, all the money, all the fame. But my biggest achievement will always be my family’.
The family travel abroad, with Tyson wanting to head to Iceland to confront Hafthor.
Molly-Mae says: ‘It’s going to be a whole journey.’
The Filter founder filmed while she was pregnant with their daughter Bambi.
The trailer shows her asking Tommy: ‘Do you feel ready to become a dad?’, to which he replies: ‘I’m ready to cut the placenta.’
Upcoming: Netflix has reportedly renewed Tyson’s documentary series before the first season has even aired
Exciting: The Sun reports that Netflix already believes in the success of the show and has commissioned a second series in advance
Exciting: At Home With The Furys is set to be released on August 16, and will follow the world heavyweight champion as he exits the ring and tries to embrace retirement with his extraordinary family
Busy: A trailer dropped this month teases an insight into Tyson’s ‘crazy’ family life at their £1.7m Lancashire property as he juggles being a father-of-six
Competitive: The nine part series looks explosive as Tyson is challenged out of retirement by World’s Strongest Man and Game of Thrones actor Hafthor Bjornsson, 34
One to watch: The show also stars Love Island couple Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy, both 24, as they expect their first child, Bambi
A patient Molly tells him: ‘No you’re not going to cut the placenta, you’re going to cut the umbilical cord’.
After flying to Iceland to challenge Hafthor, Tyson finds out the strongman is in a different country.
The WBC heavyweight champion boxer travelled to the Nordic island, where former World’s Strongest Man and Game of Thrones actor Bjornsson is based.
But with ‘Thor’ in Rome filming a new movie, undefeated Brit Fury put on a Viking hat, called Bjornsson out before sinking beers at a pub.
