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Documentary series At Home With The Furys will return for a third season, Netflix has announced.
The fly-on-the-wall programme follows former heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury, his father John, wife Paris and the couple’s seven children.
In a new trailer for the upcoming series, Tyson appears to be training for a boxing comeback, promising a press conference that his return will “make boxing great again”.
It comes after he previously announced his retirement several times, only to return to the world of boxing.
He also revealed that he fell out with his father, John, and is seen preparing for his daughter’s wedding.
He says: “She’s going to make me a granddad potentially by the time I’m 39. Granddad. Granddad T.”
His younger half-brother, boxer and former Love Island contestant Tommy Fury, also appears in the trailer.
Tommy featured in the previous series of the documentary alongside his girlfriend Molly-Mae Hague and their daughter Bambi.
The couple, who got engaged in July 2023, announced their split in August 2024, which was explored in Hague’s Prime Video documentary series Molly-Mae: Behind It All.
In part two of her series, she revealed they were back together, with the influencer and businesswoman announcing in February that she was pregnant with their second child.
At Home With The Furys is currently in production with transmission details to be announced in due course.
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