The Netflix series followed the lives of Paris, Tyson and their seven children
Paris Fury on This Morning(Image: ITV)
Paris Fury has issued a plea to her fans over her family’s popular Netflix series At Home With The Furys.
Paris and her husband Tyson Fury were proud parents on Saturday (May 16) as their eldest of seven children Venezuela tied the knot. The 16-year-old married her fiancé, Noah Price, who proposed at her birthday party last year.
Among those in attendance for the ceremony at the Royal Chapel of St John the Baptist on the Isle of Man was Molly-Mae Hague, who is in a relationship with Venezuela’s uncle Tommy Fury. Snaps from the big day shared so far included one of Tyson getting out of a vintage wedding car with his daughter.
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Due to the Fury’s recent move from Morecambe, Lancashire, the family didn’t have far to travel for the big day. The entrance to the church had a long blue carpet rolled out to the entrance and was decorated with an archway of blue hydrangeas and yellow roses.
Once Venezuela and Noah said ‘I do’, the wedding reception took place at the nearby four-star Comis Hotel and Golf Club. During the reception, wedding guests were treated to a string of nostalgic pop hits from Peter Andre.
The event marked another big moment in what’s proving to be a hectic year for the family, last month saw fans delighted at the release of the second series of their reality documentary At Home With The Furys.
Viewers saw how Tyson was doing at home after retiring from the ring following his loss to Oleksandr Usyk in 2024. However, it soon became clear that he wasn’t going to stay out of the ring for long.
The synopsis for the second season of At Home With The Furys teases: “At Home with the Furys returns for a second season, following heavyweight champion Tyson Fury as he attempts to give retirement another shot and embrace life beyond boxing in Morecambe Bay.
“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.
“Meanwhile, Paris is determined not to be left out of the mayhem. As she explores new business opportunities, she’s also juggling life at the heart of the Fury household while planning two major family milestones: a spectacular sweet sixteenth celebration for their daughter and an elaborate renewal of her wedding vows with Tyson.”
Taking to Instagram on Thursday (May 21), Paris sent a message to her fans about the documentary being nominated for a National Television award this week. She emphasised her desire to win the award after the last series went home empty handed.
“So I’ve just been told that At Home With The Furys Season 2 on Netflix has been nominated for an award and it’d be great if everyone could check it out, click on the link and vote because last series I don’t think we won any awards, so you know this time let’s try and bump the numbers, let’s try and get some credit for one of the most-loved docuseries that’s come out this year,” she said.
Nominated in the new Reality Docuseries category’s longlist, the series faces stiff competition from Netflix’s Being Gordon Ramsay, Prime Video’s Clarkson’s Farm, Disney+’s Raising Chelsea, the BBC’s Stacey & Joe, Sky’s The Dyers’ Caravan Park, and Prime Video’s Vinnie Jones In The Country.
