Paris Fury has shared an important message with her followers.
The reality TV star who is married to legendary boxer Tyson Fury posted a rallying call to fans of the family’s fly-on-the-wall Netflix series At Home With The Furys on her Instagram Stories last night (May 21).
The show, which aired its second season in April this year, has been nominated at the National Television Awards in the reality docuseries category. It is up against the likes of Prime Video’s Clarkson’s Farm and the BBC’s celeb reality show, Stacey & Joe.
At Home With The Furys takes viewers inside the famous family’s former Morecambe home and shows how Paris and Tyson balance childcare, holidays and their day-to-day lives. The latest season was particularly significant as fans witnessed Tyson’s shock decision to come out of retirement as well as their daughter Venezuela’s engagement at her sixteenth birthday party.
View 3 ImagesTwo seasons of At Home With The Furys are available to watch(Image: Netflix)
As per Netflix’s synopsis: “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.”
Discussing the series being shortlisted at the awards, Paris urged her followers to cast a vote for the show, lamenting that Season 1 failed to win any awards.
View 3 ImagesA third season already has the green light(Image: Netflix)
“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.
Netflix has already confirmed a third season of At Home With The Furys will happen which is set to follow the family’s move out of Morecambe, Venezuela’s recent nuptials and Tyson’s continued boxing matches.
At Home With The Furys Seasons 1 and 2 are now streaming on Netflix.