World heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury had second thoughts during the filming of his new three-part series on Netflix. Titled "At Home With The Furys," the show delves into the life of Fury and his family.
Cameras and Kids Made for a Tough Balancing Act
Fury, who is a father of six, struggled with juggling the presence of cameras and his children throughout the entire filming process. Wife Paris Fury spoke about the challenges they faced during an interview on Capital XTRA.
Paris explained, "The little ones found it completely normal; they didn't know any different. But our older daughter had a hard time with it. She went through teenage tantrums and had her own opinions about being in front of the cameras."
The Emotional Roller-Coaster of Being in the Spotlight
Tyson Fury's bipolar disorder added another layer of complexity to the filming process. Paris shared, "There were times when Tyson wanted to cancel the show. Halfway through filming, he wanted out and would even consult with his lawyers about finding a way to quit."
Fury himself admitted, "I had moments of doubt and regret. I felt like I had made a mistake by agreeing to do the show again. My bipolar disorder makes me go through extreme emotions, and you can witness it all in this series. It's a roller-coaster ride that can take ten turns in an hour."
The Fury Clan: All In or Having Second Thoughts?
After discussing the show with their two older children, the Furys decided to proceed. However, there were times when everyone had mixed feelings about being in the spotlight.
Paris recalled, "The kids were excited about being involved, but there were moments when they didn't want to be a part of it. And especially when Tyson expressed his desire to quit, it made us question if we should continue."
Despite the challenges, the Furys completed the filming, giving fans an intimate look into their lives.
