At Home With The Furys: Paris Fury teases what comes next for Netflix series

Paris Fury has given fans fresh hope about at home with the furys, revealing that a third season has already been signed off. She made the comments on Wednesday, April 8 ET, as the second season prepares to arrive on Sunday, April 12 ET. Her remarks also pointed to the family’s familiar mix of “the good and the bad and the ugly” as filming continues.

Paris Fury confirms more episodes are already on the way

Paris said the family is “already on number three” and that they have “signed up” for more of the series. She said she enjoyed filming the first season and called the process “good fun, ” adding that she liked having the memories documented.

The comments come as at home with the furys returns to the spotlight with its second season. The series, which premiered in 2023, follows Paris, Tyson Fury and their seven children, and was praised for showing the household in a candid way.

Paris also said the delay between seasons was tied to Tyson Fury’s boxing career. She said the cameras started rolling again when he stepped away from the sport for a time.

Inside the second season and Tyson Fury’s return to boxing

The second season is set to follow Tyson Fury as he tries to give retirement another shot and settle into life beyond boxing in Morecambe Bay. The season synopsis says he will be surrounded by Paris, the seven children and his father, John Fury, while taking on new ventures, including a family road trip to Monaco, investing in a racehorse and staying busy in different ways.

Paris is also part of the focus. The season will show her looking for new business opportunities while managing life at the center of the Fury household and planning two major family moments: a sweet sixteenth celebration for their daughter and a renewal of wedding vows with Tyson.

That timeline sits alongside Tyson Fury’s planned return to the ring on Saturday, April 10 ET, when he is due to face Arslanbek Makhmudov in a heavyweight clash. The series will therefore land in the middle of a very busy period for the family, with boxing and home life moving in parallel.

Paris Fury says the cameras do not change the family

Paris told presenters Emma Willis and Rylan Clark that the cameras do not alter how the family behaves. She said she does not act differently whether filming is happening or not, and that she simply carries on as normal.

She added that the family would not be able to put on airs and graces because there are too many of them to pretend. That is why she says viewers get the full range of family life, including “the good and the bad and the ugly. ”

Paris also said the aftermath of filming is valuable because it leaves her with memories stored for the future, even if those “home videos” are shared with millions of people. For fans of at home with the furys, the message is clear: more episodes are coming, and the family plans to keep it unfiltered.

What happens next for At Home With The Furys

With the second season arriving on Sunday, April 12 ET and a third season already confirmed, at home with the furys is set to remain a live part of the Fury family story. The next chapter will likely turn on how Tyson balances boxing, retirement and family life, while Paris continues to keep the household moving forward.