At Home With The Furys viewers have raved over ‘star of the show’ Valencia – lauding her as ‘the most grown up little girl ever’ and ‘cracking up’ at her ‘banging’ one-liners.
The second series of the reality show, which follows the lives of boxer Tyson, 37, wife Paris, 36, and their seven kids, hit Netflix on April 12.
And fans have loved getting to know the couple and their children Venezuela, 16, Prince John James, 14, Prince Tyson II, nine, Valencia Amber, eight, Prince Adonis Amaziah, seven, Athena, four, Prince Rico Paris, two.
Many have rushed online to share their love, including how much they have enjoyed eight-year-old Valencia’s presence on their screens.
Some of her funniest moments include her mocking her big sister Venezuela’s cooking, and saying her mum is a ‘posh’ and better cook because she uses Hello Fresh.
She also states that wants to stick to a ‘wealthy man’ because she doesn’t want to be ‘brokey’, and questions why she has to clean up after herself because her dad is a millionaire.
‘What a great young lady Valencia became!!! love her! and what a strong foundation you are Paris for your family! I cant wait to see the next season!!!!’
At Home With The Furys viewers have raved over ‘star of the show’ Valencia – lauding her as ‘the most grown up little girl ever’ and ‘cracking up’ at her ‘banging’ one-liners
The second series of the reality show, which follows the lives of boxer Tyson, 37, wife Paris, 36, and their seven kids, hit Netflix on April 12
‘@netflix I need a compilation of all of Valencia Fury’s banger lines and comments from “At home with the Furys” She is a Character! A crack up. I absolutely adore her.’
‘Valencia is the most grown up little girl I’ve ever seen… ‘
‘Valencia is definitely the star of this series of #athomewiththefurys.’
‘Love Valencia so cute.’
‘Because you are all brilliant! Especially Valencia! Star of the show! Little poppet! X.’
‘Valencia is a star in the making she is so funny. Love her.’
Meanwhile another said on Instagram: ‘My fave show yes Valencia is an icon as everyone’s saying but Prince and Jon boy are hilarious for me !! Adonis too. All the kids are [love heart emoji] . Series 3 please.’
Others rushed to Tyson’s latest Instagram post about the show reaching number one, to share how much they have enjoyed the new series.
Many have rushed online to share their positive reviews – and how much they love Valencia
‘Binge watched all 10 episodes on Sunday when it came on Netflix! Well done guys u deserve it.’
‘Loved it so much im watching again..’
‘Loved the second series ! What a great family . Well done guys.’
‘Big love to your family!!! @parisfury1 is an amazing mama that is carrying a lot, she’s so strong! God bless.’
It comes after Tyson bragged about romping with his wife Paris ‘at least five times a week’ as he opened up about plans for THREE MORE children.
The professional boxer has been married to Paris, 36, for the last 18 years.
The childhood sweethearts met back in 2005, but started dating a year later when Paris was 15 and Tyson was 17.
Despite being in a long-term relationship, it sounds like their spark is very much still alive.
Tyson said of his marriage: ‘My love life’s thriving, I’m having sex at least four or five times a week.
‘Paris, she is that ride-or-die chick. The woman’s been my wife for 20 years near on.
‘Is she the luckiest lady on Earth? One hundred per cent.’
He added: ‘We might have another child, number eight. Just to see if I’ve still got it.
‘But I want ten. It was always going to be ten.’
The pair starred in their very own Netflix reality show At Home With The Furys.
It premiered on the streaming service back in August 2023, and fans don’t have long until it’s back with a second series.
Back in February Tyson and Paris couldn’t stop beaming in new pics from the upcoming season.
The fly-on-the-wall TV documentary about the very famous family premiered on Netflix back in August 2023.
Heavyweight champion Tyson, 37, and wife Paris, 36 – who have been together since they were teenagers – are set to let cameras back into their homes again as a second series is currently in production.
Fans will be happy to know that the second series will premiere on the streaming service in April after Tyson confirmed the return at his Tottenham Hotspur Stadium announcement against Arslanbek Makhmudov.
It will see Tyson embrace life away from boxing alongside Paris, their seven kids and his dad John.
The press release states: ‘The new season features major family moments and bold new ventures – from a road trip to Monaco to investing in a racehorse – as Tyson channels his competitive drive into creative ways of growing and managing his multi-million-pound fortune, while keeping himself busy outside the ring.
‘Meanwhile, Paris is pursuing new business opportunities of her own, planning her daughter’s super sweet sixteenth birthday, and preparing an elaborate wedding vow renewal.’
The first season of At Home With The Furys became one of the streamer’s highest-rating shows.
Episode number one was watched by 2.6 million viewers on Netflix.
The nine-part doc starred Tyson, Paris, his dad John, Molly-Mae Hague, Tommy Fury and Jake Paul.
And the couple’s children Venezuela, Prince John James Prince Tyson ll, Valencia, Prince Adonis Amaziah and Athena also appeared on our screens.
Last Wednesday Tyson gave a bleak verdict on reconnecting with his dad John during an appearance on Good Morning Britain after his return to fighting ‘completely destroyed’ their relationship.
The boxer appeared on the ITV show to talk about his upcoming fight against Arslanbek Makhmudov, which took place at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on Saturday 11 April.
Speaking on the ITV show, Tyson said: ‘My dad’s not happy. He’s not happy – he wanted me to retire in 2020 after I beat Deontay Wilder.
‘He’s just not happy, he doesn’t want me to box.
‘I suppose any parent wouldn’t want their kid to continue to do something that they’ve done from being a little kid all the way to being an adult at the end of a sporting age.
‘I think he’s concerned, when its your kids, close relatives, you feel very concerned for the invididual.
‘He’s got his opinions. He just doesn’t want me to do it. He never has wanted me to do it. For the last six years.
‘At the end of the day, every man must bare his own cross and I have my destiny to do.’