Tyson and Paris Fury return to screens for the second series of Netflix's At Home With The Furys, but it is their eight-year-old daughter Valencia who is stealing the limelight from older sister Venezuela. The new series, which dropped on Sunday, features the heavyweight champion, his wife, their seven children, and extended family.
Valencia, who was seven during filming, delivered standout moments in the first episode. She recalled: 'Once [my dad] actually bought me a red Rolex. I was very happy.' On her sister's babysitting skills, she remarked: 'I think she's a bit [bleep] at babysitting us. Her food is a bit wobbly. My mum is a better cook than Venezuela. She even cooks Hello Fresh.'
Fans have taken to social media to praise Valencia. One wrote: 'Valencia is definitely the star of this series of #athomewiththefurys.' Another said: 'Valencia is such a little madam I can't cope.' A third commented: 'U & me will stick with the wealthy men, says the 8yr old… clever lassie!' Someone else noted: 'Valencia is the most grown up little girl I've ever seen.'
Despite Tyson's estimated £160million fortune, the couple keep family life grounded. Their children attend state schools rather than private institutions. In the show, Tyson is seen driving older vehicles and shopping at ASDA. At the time of filming, the younger Fury children attended a state-funded Catholic primary school in Morecambe, Lancashire.
Since filming, the family has relocated to the Isle of Man, where the children are believed to attend a new state school following the English National Curriculum.
