Netflix has confirmed a new project with Tyson Fury is on the way. The legendary boxer already stars in an access-all-areas documentary series titled At Home With The Furys, which follows the life of the heavyweight champion behind closed doors with his family. There have been two seasons released so far and a third will arrive next year.
New documentary teased at Edinburgh TV Festival
Its latest season saw a number of big milestones including Tyson's return to the boxing ring, his vow renewals with wife Paris and the engagement of his daughter Venezuela. A synopsis for the latest series reads: "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."
For fans patiently waiting for series three to arrive, there has been some exciting news to tide them over. Netflix's Vice President of Content, Anne Mensah, let slip that Tyson was involved in another project for the streaming giant. Speaking at Edinburgh TV Festival this week, she explained: "As well as returning for At Home With The Furys series three, we also have a beautiful documentary coming out with Tyson Fury."
Teaser trailer revealed
A teaser trailer was then revealed that showed his family discussing Tyson's well-documented mental health struggles featuring both his wife and father John. No further details have yet been made available about the upcoming documentary, and its title and release date remains under wraps for now.
Series three details
Meanwhile season three of At Home With The Furys will centre on the family's new life in the Isle of Man. Fans may remember the family sold their sprawling Morecambe mansion at season two's conclusion. A synopsis for the upcoming series teases: "This season follows Venezuela and Noah Price as they celebrate their wedding and begin married life together, while Tyson prepares for his highly anticipated return to the ring against Makhmudov ahead of a potential blockbuster showdown with Anthony Joshua."
"From major family milestones and boxing's biggest moments to the everyday chaos, humour and heart that define the Fury household, the series offers exclusive behind-the-scenes access as the family navigates love, legacy and life in the spotlight."
A title and release date for the documentary is yet to be announced. Meanwhile two seasons of At Home With The Furys are available to stream now on Netflix.
