Tyson Fury showcased his remarkable body transformation on Wednesday as he filmed scenes for the second series of his Netflix show At Home With The Furys in his home town of Morecambe.
The 35-year-old professional boxer was seen running with his team while a cameraman cycled along the path to film them.
The group also stopped at a local Costa while Tyson was filmed walking near the beach.
Tyson was also spotted driving a new VW Golf, a far cry from his usual Lamborghini Urus cars he often posts about.
The athlete cut a relaxed figure in a black raincoat which he teamed with matching shorts and a green cap.
Tyson Fury looked in good spirits as he filmed scenes for the second series of his Netflix show At Home With The Furys in his home town of Morecambe on Wednesday.
The 35-year-old professional boxer was seen running with his team while a cameraman rode a bike to film them.
The group also stopped at a local Costa while Tyson was filmed walking near the beach.
Tyson recently shared his phenomenal body transformation on social media after his undisputed title clash with Oleksandr Usyk was postponed.
Tyson’s body transformation ahead of his undisputed fight with Oleksandr Usyk left fans in disbelief.
The Gypsy King seems more muscular than ever a little less than two months before his fight against the Ukrainian.
The heavyweight world will look to elect a unified champion for the first time in 24 years on May 18, with a purse of £100million up for grabs.
Boxing fans believe Fury is taking his fight with Usyk much more seriously after having a successful fight with Francis Ngannou, winning by split decision after being knocked down.
Elsewhere, Tyson appears to have changed his mind about the future of At Home With The Furys, as he previously turned down an offer to film more seasons of the reality series.
Tyson ended their proposals because he didn’t want to be labeled a “reality TV star.”
A TV insider told MailOnline the intrusive nature of the show and the fact that cameras followed him, his wife Paris, 32, and their six children 24/7 had adverse consequences for the sportsman who admitted that he wanted to stop filming the first Netflix series on several occasions.
Despite Tyson’s position, Netflix is still keen to work with the family, including his wife Paris, who is a natural on camera and who has been praised by viewers for her support of Tyson, who suffers from various developmental disorders. mental health, including bipolar and ADHD, but could face competition from other television channels. networks.
The athlete cut a relaxed figure in a black raincoat which he teamed with matching shorts and a green cap.
Tyson was also spotted driving a new VW Golf which is a far cry from his usual Lamborghini Urus cars that he often posts about.
Tyson appears to have changed his mind about the future of At Home With The Furys, as he previously turned down an offer to film more seasons of the reality series.
Tyson ended their proposals because he doesn’t want to be labeled a “reality TV star.”
At Home with the Furys, which also stars Tyson’s brother Tommy and his fiancée Molly-Mae Hague, was originally scheduled to have 10 episodes, but was cut to nine.
A source said: “After retiring, Tyson saw that the Netflix series had a lucrative opportunity in place of the money he would have made fighting.
“But the filming process was particularly stressful and, coupled with the fact that he is an active boxer again after retirement, he has decided to put a second series on hold for the foreseeable future.
“There is hope within the streaming giant that it could be picked up, but in the short term, it’s not something Tyson is considering.”
Tyson speaks openly about his mental health struggles in the Netflix series and admits that his erratic moods can often have a detrimental impact on his wife and family.
The boxer, who loses sight of his “goal” when not competing in the ring, suffered from depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts, and was diagnosed with bipolar and ADHD at the adulthood.
Paris was praised for her patience and willingness to support her husband in his darkest times after Netflix viewers witnessed her calming nature and unconditional love for Tyson, who she has been married to for 15 years.
A TV insider told MailOnline the intrusive nature of the show and the fact that cameras followed him, his wife Paris, 32, and their six children 24/7 had adverse consequences for the athlete who admitted he wanted to stop filming the first Netflix series on several occasions
At Home with the Furys was originally supposed to have 10 episodes, but was cut down to nine
After swearing he had finally retired from boxing, Tyson decided he could not live without the sport and Paris accepted his decision despite wanting him to step back and protect his mental and physical health .
The Loose Woman panellist, who welcomed the couple’s seventh child in September, shares daughters Venezuela, Valencia and Athena with the Gypsy King and three sons all named Prince, nicknamed Prince John James, Tutty and Adonis.
Since filming the series, which filmed his return to boxing, his daughter Venezuela’s 13th birthday and his third proposal to wife Paris, Tyson has since admitted he tried everything to stop the cameras rolling.
He said: “I wanted to go out. It had been a few weeks and I was on the phone with my lawyers: “Is there any way I can get out of this?” I don’t know what I signed up for anymore. I made a mistake. “
“But it’s just my bipolar going up and down all the time. One minute I’m happy, the next I’m not and it’s very obvious to see my emotional rollercoaster throughout and people are going to be shocked because I can do 10 laps in an hour.
Paris was praised for her patience and willingness to support her husband in his darkest times (pictured with their children).
Influencer Molly and her partner Tommy, who she met on Love Island in 2019, were filmed telling the Fury family they were expecting their first baby, a girl called Bambi.
Paris added: “They all agreed to do it, we talked to the two older ones, but the smaller ones were too young, but to the older two we said, ‘Do you want to participate?’ And they said ‘ yeah, yeah,” but there were times, I guess, where you didn’t want to, especially when Tyson said no, he didn’t want to.
“We were halfway through filming and he wanted to cancel the whole show.”
The Netflix series also filmed Tommy and Molly-Mae, who met on Love Island in 2019, at their home in Manchester.
Molly spoke for the first time about joining the Fury family as a “non-traveler” and explained that she hoped that wanting her daughter Bambi to go to school like she did throughout her childhood would not cause “breaks”.
