Tyson Fury’s son shouts ‘f**k you, pr**k’ after being thrown out of heavyweight champ’s stay-at-home workout

Tyson Fury’s son shouts ‘f**k you, pr**k’ after being thrown out of heavyweight champ’s stay-at-home workout
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Tyson Fury’s latest live-streamed workout went a bit pear-shaped, again, after his son appeared to storm out screaming curse words at the boxing champ.

With the government advising people to ‘stay at home to save lives’, the Gypsy King is taking it upon himself to provide motivation and entertainment for the millions of people stuck indoors.

And it’s fair to say the Fury family’s stay-at-home workouts have been far from boring.

Tyson Fury has been giving fans exercise tips as well as a laugh on social media

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Tyson Fury has been giving fans exercise tips as well as a laugh on social media

The boxing star’s children crashed day one, while on day two’s episode from their back garden was interrupted by one of his kids urinating on the floor.

That earned Prince Tyson Fury II a scolding from his mum, Paris, who was called upon again to dish out the discipline on Saturday morning.

Midway through their mid-morning workout, which was again crashed by his youngsters, Fury told them: “Get out of my way! Hello? I’m working out here!

“Get out, all of you, go play on computers or outside, you’re under my feet!”

To which one of his sons is heard shouting back: “F**k you! F**k you, pr**k!”

And Paris was not happy…

Fury, though, appeared to find it all quite funny.

Kids these days, huh?

You can watch the video in the player above.

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