Tyson Fury's hit Netflix series At Home with the Furys has returned for a second season, offering viewers an intimate look at the heavyweight champion's family life. However, not all of Fury's siblings are featured in the docuseries, leaving some fans curious about the rest of his family.
The Fury Siblings
Tyson's father, John Fury, has six children in total, including four sons with his first wife, Amber. The eldest brother, John Jr., was previously a boxer but now leads a private life. Although he does not appear on the show, his son Johnboy features prominently in the Netflix series.
Shane and Hugh Fury also prefer to remain out of the spotlight. Shane has publicly supported his brother's career, telling iFL TV: "In my opinion, he [Tyson] is the best heavyweight ever made."
Half-Brother Roman Fury
Roman Fury, 29, is Tyson's half-brother and a rising boxer who discovered his passion for the sport during lockdown. He remains unbeaten since turning professional in 2022.
Tommy Fury: The Famous Sibling
Perhaps the most famous of Tyson's siblings is Tommy Fury, who gained mainstream fame on Love Island alongside partner Molly-Mae Hague. Tommy is heavily featured in the Netflix docuseries, alongside their father John.
While the show focuses on Tyson, Paris, and their children, it also includes cameos from other family members, but the absence of John Jr., Shane, and Hugh has not gone unnoticed by fans.
