[mournful music playing]
[reporter] Very sad news that has just broken this morning
that Ricky Hatton, the beloved British boxing legend,
has tragically passed away at the age of 46.
His body was discovered at his home in Manchester this morning.
Greater Manchester Police have confirmed
the death is not being treated as suspicious.
[phone alert chirps]
I think we need advice of how to cope with retirement
because you haven't got, like football, 10 or 11 teammates to share it with.
It's there. It's you on your own.
[Tyson] Ricky Hatton was a hero of mine growing up
and a friend later on in life.
Not a good thing to wake up in the morning and find out that that's happened.
The devastation it's caused to that family will never, ever be over. Ever.
-[tense music playing] -[seagulls calling]
[Adonis shouting]
[Tyson] Life is short. Life is fragile.
[sniffs]
It's definitely a wake-up call for me.
Somebody I knew, somebody I admired, someone I watched growing up as a kid,
someone who'd been in me team, someone who'd been in me camp for… for…
a good few fights,
to think that that person's not there anymore.
It's sad.
Now, I know Ricky Hatton had similar problems to me.
When I heard the news, I was like, that is a fucking shock.
Everybody thinks that being rich or famous
would help them in their life or benefit them,
and it's not what they might think.
The very few people who get there, they realize
that it wasn't what it was supposed to be
and that the most important things in life are your health and fitness
and people you have round ya.
You hear these people dying, like, celebrities and whatever else.
You don't know 'em, so it doesn't affect ya much.
But when it's someone who's been close to ya,
it affects you a lot, really, because it could've been me at any time.
-[somber music playing] -[sniffs]
It could've been me.
-You are de… -What?
[Paris] You're depressing me.
-I'm depressing you? -[Paris chuckling] Yes.
Why? With some real talk?
[Paris] I don't like your real talk. You're too deep.
-[Tyson] I'm deeper than the ocean. -I've put the child out the room.
Frightening me.
-Venezuela, let's go. Come on, Rico. -[Rico roars]
[Paris] Oh, come here while I pull your top up.
When he talks like that,
it does, it just opens your eyes into what his mental space is,
and that is… that is it.
He's just… He can… He could always fall back down the rabbit hole,
and when he says like, "Oh, looking at Ricky,
and seeing what he done, and that could have been me,
that could be me,"
is basically what I'm feared of. Sh.
-[Rico roars] -[Paris] I think Ricky Hatton's passing
has made him question what he's doing in life,
and I think Tyson saw similarities
in him and being a boxer,
having it all, having the fame, having the money, having the family,
and still not being complete in life,
and I think that frightened him a little as well.
[whimsical music playing]
[seagull calling]
[music intensifies]
-[Venezuela] Mam! -[Paris] What?
-[Venezuela] You all right? -[Paris] No.
Um… Noah wants to come and ask to marry me.
What?
-Noah wants to ask to marry ya? -Yeah.
-When? -When I'm 16.
You're not long off 16. Your birthday's a week away.
-Are you sure you want to get married? -Yeah.
[scoffs]
Is this definitely the one? He's the one you wanna marry?
Yeah. He's actually going to buy a ring.
Oh, so you're actually gonna be engaged with a ring
and be a little woman and actually be an engaged person?
I didn't really expect you to do what I did.
I went out with your dad, got engaged and married, first boyfriend.
I didn't really think that would happen with my girl.
Wanna be a big married woman, do ya? Grow away.
You know that's what it means?
You actually have to leave home. You have to go and make your own life.
Never!
[dramatic music playing]
Just a bit shocked, a little bit took back that she's getting engaged so quick.
[laughs] Fifteen year old.
But the fact is, I got engaged at 17, married at 18.
But even by gypsy culture, 16's young. Ridiculously young.
I'm just thinking when's the right time to tell Tyson this news.
Today, I'm meeting me dad and Tommy up in the Lake District
for a, um… a get-together, a rendezvous, just the boys…
Um… so we can have a really good chat about what the future holds.
Being really close to Ricky and that, and being in the same boat he's been in,
really rung home for me about where we can be in our lives
and where we're gonna end up.
[Athena] Dad!
-[Tyson] Hello, Mouse-boo! -[Athena] That's your protein bar.
[upbeat pop music playing]
You're gonna have to tell your dad
if Noah's coming, you know.
He can't exactly just rock up and say, "Hi."
Venezuela and Noah know they wanna get married,
but in traveler traditions, the boy will come and ask the dad to get married.
It's what we still like to do.
When is he coming?
After me birthday.
-So your birthday's on Friday… -Yeah, either Saturday or Sunday.
If you're woman enough to get engaged,
gotta be a woman enough to tell your father.
-Obviously. -So you've gotta tell him in a second.
He needs to know before this boy comes.
Yeah.
I need to speak to me dad.
I'm nervous, to be truthful.
Obviously, you would be, but I am excited.
-[Paris] Dad? -[Tyson] Yeah?
-[Paris] Sit down here. -[Tyson] Why?
So Venezuela's 16 next week.
-[Venezuela] And… -[Tyson growls playfully]
Noah wants to come in and ask to marry me after me birthday.
-Are you joking? -[Venezuela] No.
[Tyson] He's gonna come ask me to marry me daughter?
[Venezuela] Yeah.
Let me tell you something, yeah?
Marriage is forever, the way we do it.
-Yeah? -Yeah.
So when you go in that church and you say I do, yeah?
No piece of paper or no government can undo youse
'cause what God puts together can never be undone.
So it's a lifetime commitment, and however old you are, 16-year-old,
are you ready for a lifetime commitment to somebody you barely know?
Yeah.
You know that for 100% fact?
[poignant music playing]
Well, fair play, because I knew as soon as I seen your mother.
It didn't take me a year. It took me about a week.
I even told her, before I was going out with her, I was gonna marry ya?
You did.
If you can get a sensible fella, which the lad is, what more can you want?
[Athena] Dad, why'd you promise me that?
Give us a cuddle.
[music builds]
How can I let a stranger take away my baby?
[Venezuela mumbles]
As a father of a 15-year-old who's about to turn 16 and get engaged,
how am I feeling?
I'm not entirely sure. It's all come a little bit soon.
Hopefully, they go on and live happily ever after,
like the fairy-tale story.
In the last couple of years, she's gone from being a daddy's girl
to, like, a… a woman,
like, not interested in Dad anymore.
It's difficult, really.
[Athena] Dad, this one's for you.
So do not mention…
The proposal.
Don't go out telling your dad for two minutes.
Leave it until it actually happens, okay?
Right, well, I've got some news for you as well.
[tense music playing]
Well, now we've all given the big surprise newses out.
I am made up me mind,
and I'm gonna return.
-I'm gonna make a boxing return. -[ominous music playing]
And I'm gonna enjoy every moment
because to bring into light that Ricky Hatton's passed away,
it'll sort of be for him as well, do you know what I mean? So…
[Paris] You gotta have that operation?
[Tyson] Yeah, I'll have the operation done to fix me shoulder, of course.
But me dad's been saying to people that if I ever return,
he'll never speak to me again.
I need to break the news to me dad, see if he can come on board with us.
So there you have it.
Obviously, on and off for the last few months,
Tyson has been, hasn't been.
But this time, it's more serious.
It feels like I'm not winning this battle of saying don't go back to the ring.
[Tyson] You're getting married. I'm gonna get me brains knocked out.
Paris is gonna enjoy the life of luxury.
Get up!
-Dad, have you just got here now, yeah? -Yeah, just pulled up now, yeah.
I don't think his dad will support it.
I think it'll be a hard moment for them two to even discuss this.
[dramatic music playing]
-I love talking. -Oh, listen.
-Communication is the key to all problems. -Not half.
I love talking, love conversating.
Me and you have that same… same problem, don't we? We can't shut up.
For me, without a goal,
you have nothing to wake up for in the morning.
If I just didn't… I wake up at any time I want
and didn't have to get up for school, the gym,
what would be the point in waking up?
Just look at Rick the other day.
So sad. Terrible.
Life's too short to… to not do what you wanna do
or not be who you wanna be.
-Yeah. -Yeah?
So yeah.
["Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy" by Tchaikovsky playing]
[cattle mooing]
[heavy beat accompanies "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy"]
[Tyson] This is beautiful! Welcome to the Lake District!
Woo-hoo!
[music ends]
-[Tommy] Hello? -'Ey up, lad!
Face is red as a turkey. What you been doing?
Sunbeds. Overdid it.
[John] Can tell.
What the fuck?
[snickering]
-Ten to one, you're in a dressing gown. -It's all right. We've come to lounge.
I'm in me loungewear. Look at this. This is stunning, this.
[Tommy] That outside is picturesque.
Get off. Behave!
-Look at this maniac. Go away. -[Tommy laughs]
[John] Behave, lad. Go away.
[Tommy] Hanging out with my dad and Tyson is very unique.
It's never a dull moment, and you're nonstop laughing.
[Tyson grunts]
-[John] Fucker. -Ah!
You've got me nuts.
[John] Fucking get off me! You're crippling me gut.
-Tickle, tickle! -[Tommy] It's me dad and me brother.
And there's no one I'd rather be away with.
Don't tell Molly. She'll kill me.
[all laughing]
[John] Oh dear.
[Tyson] I've really been looking forward to this.
Needed a break from them kids, I'm telling ya.
-[John] That's it. -So what's the plan?
I thought we'd start by taking advantage of the hot tub in the wilderness.
-Agree. -[Tyson] Overlooking the lake.
Then after that, I thought we could have a barbecue.
Good idea.
And I've got some important news I want to share with you guys.
I've a slight thing to add in.
Uh, I'll be departing after dinner.
Are you a complete and utter pussy?
I've not seen Molly, not seen the baby. I've been flat-out every single day.
Get off, will ya? Have a bit of sense, will ya, son?
-[Tommy] It's not as easy as that. -Course it is.
-[Tommy] It's not. -Look at me. I do as I want in my life.
Oh, well, looks like it's me and you, then, Dad.
[sighs]
I'm sure Molly's capable of looking after kids for 24 hours.
It's no good.
[Tyson] That put a fucking Danny Downer on the weekend.
[Tommy] But we can have a very good day.
I feel like there's something going on, and you're not telling us.
-Me? -[Tommy] You're here, but you're not here.
[Tyson] You're, like, hyperactive,
and your mind's going a million to the dozen.
I'm having another child.
-Are ya? -[Tommy] Yeah.
[laughs]
-I'm honestly… -[John] Well, good on ya.
I knew there had to be an answer for it. I'll take back everything I've just said.
I genuinely did not plan on this coming out.
It was like, "Dad, I'm having a baby."
Baby number two.
I'm super excited for Bambi, more than anybody else, to have a sibling.
She's obsessed with babies. Couldn't be happier, to be honest.
I knew there was something wrong.
Well, I did, but I thought, "Yeah, okay."
It stopped me in me tracks. It was a bombshell.
When he said that out of the blue, I was shocked.
[chuckling]
Let me apologize to ya.
I'm elated with it all 'cause I love children.
I'm getting on towards 25 grandkids, and climbing.
I wish 'em all the luck in the world.
-[jaunty music playing] -[birds squawking]
It's gonna be a sausage fest in this fucking thing, innit?
[Tommy groaning]
Oh! Oh, that's hot.
[gasping] Ah! Ha! Hoo! Ha! Hoo!
Fucking hell.
-The pool's nearly emptied. -[all laugh]
-We've got no water. -Oh yes.
-[Tommy] It's gone! -[John] 19.3 this morning, me.
You was? I'm 19.12 this morning.
Lightest I've been for seven year.
-I hear Venezuela's got a boyfriend now. -[Tyson] Yeah.
Yeah, that's all moving along nicely. Seems a decent fella.
-You met him? -Met him, um, in December of last year.
-Where'd you meet him at? -He come into the house for a sandwich.
-[Tommy] Been going on a while, then? -Yeah. Coming up 12 months in December.
They're children. I don't think she's mature enough for anything like…
-She's still a baby. -I know, but she's 16 in a minute.
Get on, Tyson.
On my watch,
a 15-year-old should never have a boyfriend, ever.
But listen, who am I to say?
-Good luck to ya. -[Tommy] How do you feel about it?
I'm happy because at the end of the day,
for us, it's about finding a partner and getting on with your life, innit?
How would you feel if Bambi, at 16, said she's got a boyfriend?
Wouldn't be best pleased.
What would your biggest fear be with your daughter having a boyfriend?
This is what men and women are for, aren't they?
-[Tommy] Yeah, but… -To meet somebody and settle down?
-[John] Can I say one thing? -[Tyson] Go on, then.
Now, here's how it goes. Yeah.
To know a man, you've got to know his history.
-Yeah. -Gotta know him being born.
Know his people, everything about them, before you can judge them.
What if I'm not interested in what they're like?
-You should be. It's your daughter. -[Tyson] You gotta be…
[Tommy] I'm happy for Venezuela,
but if Bambi had met someone at 15, 16, whatever,
I think, yeah, you'd wanna know everything.
All that matters to me is that she's safe.
If he's kind to her, then the world is happy.
If she's happy, I'm even happier.
[Paris] I think your dad took it really well.
-[Venezuela] I do. -You can tell Noah your dad knows.
And he seems excited.
-Yeah. -[Paris chuckles]
Oh dear.
I remember when your dad asked your granddad to marry me.
-[Venezuela] Yeah? -[Rico] Again!
[Paris] I think I was about 17.
He came in. They went in the front room and spoke together, so official.
-Because it's so official, you know? -Yeah.
[silverware clanging]
[Valencia] I might miss Venezuela when she gets married.
I know it's a bit sad, but now she's getting older,
she needs to go her own path and her own ways,
and I'll be happy 'cause I'll have a brother-in-law.
Even though he does have a big nose, I still like him.
It is strange, you know, for me, like…
It's all going on around me and I'm talking about it like it's normal,
and it's not normal, you know?
I'm talking like, "Yeah, when you get engaged,"
like, I couldn't imagine you actually being engaged.
I can't imagine you, like, trying on a wedding dress
or being… getting married or any of that.
I understand, like, me mam's obviously worried,
but I'm the first child to get married, so she'd miss me when I go.
It's actually making me heart beat now. It's making me feel like…
[tense music playing]
It's making me a bit anxious.
-[Athena] Do you want tea? -Yes, please.
[Athena] Here you go.
[music intensifies]
So the plan is tonight to drop the bombshell of…
I wanna make a comeback.
I'm gonna do it over dinner and see how we get on.
I'm not entirely sure how it's gonna go.
[lid clatters]
It's, uh, very vital that I get his blessing,
just like Venezuela sees a need
for me to bless her wanting to get married,
do you know what I mean?
-Well, guys, this one has been a blast. -[Tommy] Yeah.
-[John] I think so. -It's been brilliant.
-[John] That's à la carte stuff, isn't it? -[Tyson] Mooing.
I've got some news.
[ominous music playing]
[Tommy] Oh?
I didn't come into this game losing.
I've been on a 17-year win streak.
Seventeen years.
I couldn't end me career with a loss.
If I had the blessing of me family,
it would be nice to get some big fights.
All train together and get the wins back.
And I'm thinking about it.
[music fades]
Sometimes silence speaks a thousand words, doesn't it?
It's health before wealth.
You're wealthy.
You've got everything a man could ever dream of.
When you've got kids like you've got, as young as you,
one shot can ruin everything.
Then that $10 trillion is no good to you, is it?
-[tense music playing] -Quit while you're ahead, son.
I think the only person in this family who wants Tyson to box is himself.
I don't wanna see him box. None of the other brothers want to.
My dad definitely doesn't wanna see him box.
If I did come back, would you be a part of the team or not?
No, I don't wanna see you boxing again.
[John] My days with Tyson in the boxing world are done.
He knows my feelings, he knows my concerns,
you know, and if he wants to be selfish,
that's up to him.
'Cause I'm having no part of it.
What he does, he does it alone.
I don't think you should ever fight again, to be honest.
But what is the point? Is it really worth it? No.
Because them people need you more than you need them.
[John] None of us want it.
[Tyson] They're not on board.
They're not gonna support me at all, so if I'm doing it, I'd be alone.
[music fades]
It's been a lot going on today.
Tyson telling me he's gonna box again.
Tyson's older. He's coming off of two losses.
It's all right him saying he ain't declining.
I know he's physically fit, and I know he should be active in something,
but was hoping it wasn't gonna be boxing.
And then Venezuela decided to tell me that she's getting engaged.
[poignant music playing]
For her to be getting married,
or, well, getting engaged and talk about getting married,
is, uh, a really hard thing for me, to be truthful.
[voice breaking] To walk past her room and her not being there would be so… hoo!
So… But it is… it is lovely she's found someone that she's happy with,
and it's all I ever want for all me kids.
But she is just young.
And then if she goes and her dad goes into training camp,
it's a lot, isn't it?
Whatever they want to do, you've got to let them.
And if this is what she wants to do, that's her path. Same with Tyson.
If he wants to do this, if he wants to box, uh…
that is his path.
And I've just got to support them both.
[sniffles]
You've just got to be, um, strong.
[upbeat pop music playing]
♪ Ooh-ooh, I'm in love with you ♪
[Adonis hollering]
-[Paris] Hey, Dad. -[Tyson whistling melody]
-Hi, guys. -[Paris] How was your trip? Good?
[Tyson] Hello, Mouse.
-[Paris] You all right? -[Tyson] Yeah.
-[Paris] You look a bit gloomy. -No.
[Paris] Well, you do.
You know that everybody around you doesn't really want you to box anymore.
You said you was gonna talk to your dad, so what did you come to the conclusion of?
You know and I know what he was gonna say.
-No, I know what your dad was gonna say. -Yeah.
I don't think what your dad says is gonna change what you're gonna do.
No, definitely not. I'm me own person.
I make me own decisions in life and do what I wanna do, as usual.
Me going back to boxing wouldn't be for extra money.
It would be for me for the love of boxing and the sportsmanship, all that stuff.
Me dad telling me, "If you do that, you're gonna end up in a wheelchair and dead."
"I want nothing to do with ya if you take that fight."
So I need to take all that into consideration.
You didn't mention anything about what Venezuela was saying yesterday?
-Nope. Never mentioned it. -Well, that's good.
She's 16 on Friday,
then the boy's coming in, like, that weekend when he comes up to see her.
He's gonna come in and, um, talk to you.
The boy will be nervous. He'll be nervous enough talking to me.
If he's got any sense, he'll be nervous. What happens if I say no?
Do you think it's the right thing to do for a 16-year-old?
Her being the oldest and the first one, it feels like…
-[Tyson] Shock. -[Paris] Yeah.
So, obviously, I just have to get over that.
I'm happy for her.
It's like stuff that you see off the fairy-tale stories, isn't it?
Oh, the boyfriend's gonna come back and speak to the king
and ask for her hand in marriage, like an old movie.
-Slowly but surely… -They're all gonna go.
They're all gonna go.
And I can't wait for that day. You, you're dreading it.
I wanna go on a fucking world cruise and celebrate.
If my kids all get married nice and sensible,
then I've done a fantastic job as a parent.
I could sit here, relax,
sip a glass of champagne, and smoke a big, fat cigar.
[laughs]
[upbeat pop music playing]
[Paris] Where's Rico?
[Prince] Rico!
You're a fat turd, ain't ya? Go to me mam.
[Rico] Ah!
What do you know about love, Venezuela?
[Venezuela] Loads.
On the eve of your 16th birthday, what is love to you?
Nice.
-[Tyson] Nice? -[Venezuela] Yeah.
What's a nice piece of cake, then, to ya?
Quite nice.
So, is that nice, like, love is nice?
Like a flower or a shoe? Or is it something different?
-Nice. -[Tyson] Nice. Okay.
She's only a kid.
She hasn't got an idea what love is, I don't think, at all.
But I'm not gonna pressure or force her.
She'll find out what love is sooner or later.
What is being in love to you?
Love is… to me is something that I've never had in me life, ever.
-Something I've never felt, to be fair. -[Paris] Oh, we're fucked.
[Tyson chuckling]
-[Paris] Go on! -No, I'm not doing it!
I want to know what love is to you.
-I've just told you what love is to me. -No, no, no. Go on. What is love?
Love is when your kids and your wife nip off to the mother's for the weekend,
you're in this house on your own, thinking, "Fuck, I wish they were back
'cause I feel… I feel lost without them." Do you know what I mean?
Yep.
And that's what love is to me.
Get out of the way, you fat fucker! That's what love is.
Calling your wife a fat fucker on a Wednesday. [laughing]
[joyful music playing]
[seagulls calling]
[indistinct chatter]
-[champagne cork pops] -Cheers to Venezuela's birthday.
-[all] Cheers! -Family reunion.
I love having a big houseful. I love having me family over,
having Tyson's family over.
I love it when we're all together, just girls. Girls and women.
And it will be a great night because of that reason.
There is no men to bother us. It will be wonderful.
Are you excited for the birthday girl?
I'm excited for my TikToks, girl.
I is very excited, girl.
[Athena screaming]
Venezuela told Tyson that Noah is coming to ask for Venezuela's… to get married.
-Oh, how did that one go down? -He seems a lovely boy.
-[Paris] Yeah. -I've met him twice.
Yeah. He's a nice boy.
I just thought it was gonna be further along.
[Paris] Yeah, listen, she wants to be married, he wants to be married,
and I know what it felt like when I was 16 and went out with Tyson.
I know I got married at 18,
but if he would've said, "Come on, let's go,"
I'd have got married at 16.
She is young. We know she's young.
I wanna make this day about her birthday and her 16th,
and she can have her day of her engagement on the day the boy comes through.
-[Lynda] And Granny's heart attack. -And Granny's heart attack.
Venezuela doesn't know when Noah is gonna propose,
even though they've already agreed that they wanna get married.
But once he's asked her dad,
then in the next coming few weeks, he'll probably come and ask Venezuela,
you know, "Will you marry me?"
She'll definitely miss Venezuela,
'cause Venezuela now is her companion.
They go everywhere together all day.
and when Tyson has been in camps and things,
Venezuela's always been there for her.
And now…
it's gonna be like her right-hand woman has gone.
[poignant piano music playing]
[phone ringing]
-[Venezuela] Hello. -That's all that matters.
-[Noah] Bonjour. -[Venezuela] Hello.
How's your drive going?
[girls laugh]
-[Noah] I'm gonna ask your dad tonight. -What?
I'm gonna ask him.
-[poignant music playing] -[Noah] Oh! Ah!
[girls laugh]
[Venezuela] You sound scared.
I pulled over and spewed 'cause of my nerves.
I don't have nerves anymore. I'm just, like, buzzing.
[girls laugh]
By the way, I'm… I'm being filmed, like, right now.
My bad!
[girls laugh]
-Bye. -[Venezuela] Go on, then. Love you.
Noah's just rung me up and said, "I wanna go and ask your dad."
I knew it was gonna happen, eventually,
but I think any young boy'd be scared
if they was going to see me dad, wouldn't they?
Mam, can you come here?
Oh, I'm shitting meself, girls.
[Paris] Me back's hurting. Me chest is hurting.
-Get out the way, you two. -You get out the way.
[Paris] What? What do you need to talk to me about?
Um…
[Paris] Do they need to go out? All right, guys, give me one minute!
[Venezuela] Noah's on his way down. He wants to come and ask me dad tonight.
-[Paris] Okay. -[Venezuela] So just--
[Paris] And then where's he going?
[Venezuela] I don't know.
-Okay, so is Noah on his route now? -[Venezuela] He's in the vehicle now.
-[Paris] And what time's he getting here? -[Venezuela] I don't know how far he is.
[Paris] Well, I have to go tell your dad. Oh my God!
[music builds]
Big shock. Great news, beautiful.
But we have to put plans in action and tell your dad.
The boy's on his way. He wants to come talk to you tonight.
-[sharp inhale] All right. -So that's it.
I thought it was happening on Sunday.
He must be very excited. Can't sit still, must be.
I think what really has happened is
Noah has probably built up enough anxiety that he couldn't wait any longer
and he has just decided to come now.
How do you feel that she's getting married before us?
-No… Yeah, I'm a bit, yeah. -Fuming, absolutely fuming.
-I'm happy for ya. -[Venezuela] Thank you.
It'll make me a bit sad though.
[girl] Oh, can you imagine Granny Lynda?
Me and Granny Lynda's gonna be crying together in the corner.
We're gonna be crying.
[laughs]
Look who's gonna be a wifey.
Oh, please.
[girls laugh enthusiastically]
[Paris] Oh Lord.
-[poignant music continues] -[indistinct chatter]
[Paris] Courtney, in.
[Tyson] When's Mush coming?
Uh, he's 20 minutes away.
-Twenty minutes away? -[Venezuela] Yeah.
-And what's he doing, coming here? -[Venezuela] Yeah.
-What shall I do, take him to the pub? -I don't know.
I think for anybody to have to come and ask their dad to marry the daughter
is a big deal,
but to come and talk to the Gypsy King is a big, daunting task, isn't it?
Do you know what? I wasn't excited before, but now I am.
-[bright folk-rock music playing] -[Tyson] laughs]
[Paris] ♪ He was too young To fall in love ♪
♪ And she was too dumb to know ♪
-[Paris] Yeah. -[laughs]
He's on his way. He's ten minutes away.
"Yeah, Dad, he's coming to see you tonight."
I was like, "Okay, no problem. Pressure's on, but we're gonna manage."
I don't know how it's gonna go.
When I met him, he's not really, like, a confident young fella,
like, not brash and confident, more shy, you know what I mean?
Here's your man now.
[gentle music playing]
-[Tyson] Mr. Price. -[Noah] Tyson.
Come on, then, let's go into my office.
[Noah] I drove past the gate ten times trying to build up courage. [laughs]
This was the first time I was talking to him on my own.
I was very nervous.
Of all the father-in-laws I could pick, I had to pick the world champion.
I was practicing the words over and over in me head, hoping that he said yes.
Okay, Noah Price. What's the craic, son?
I've come to ask your daughter if I can marry her.
-You wanna marry her? -[Noah] Yeah.
-When's all this come about? -I don't know. Past few months.
-So it's a serious job, then? -[Noah] Yeah.
I'll ask you a question. You're only a young fella.
So I'll speak to you like, one, a friend, or two, me own son.
[Noah] Yeah.
To get married to a young woman today is a big responsibility.
Take on a responsibility for the rest of your life.
[Noah] Definitely.
-Are you sure you wanna do that? -Yeah.
Because where I come from, we don't believe in divorces and all that.
Definitely not.
There's no bringing her back. No divorcing after two years, when I'm 22.
-Yeah. -Don't do any of that.
For life.
So are you sure, a young boy with a lifetime in front of you,
this is what you wanna do?
Yeah. One million percent. Yeah.
[music builds]
-I give you me blessing. You can do it. -Thank you very much.
Come on, then. Give us a cuddle!
You're the man. You're the man.
[Tyson] There you go. You've heard it from the horse's mouth.
Congratulations is in order.
-Fair play to you. -Thank you.
So what's the plan here? What do you wanna do?
I'm popping the question.
You gonna go down and ask to marry in front of the full crowd?
Shittin' meself, like.
No, you'll be all right.
This sounds unbelievable.
-Right, I'll drive you down, eh? -[Noah] Yeah.
[Tyson] I'm actually quite shocked.
Now he's gotta go into the party full of girls,
get down on one knee and ask to marry her. I'm like, "Ah! What's happening?"
[Tyson laughs, claps]
-Oh my God. -Oh my God. I'm dying, man.
I'm nervous for ya.
-Get up! -[poignant music playing]
[Noah] Oh God.
[Tyson] Call Paris.
[phone] Calling Paris.
[Paris] Hello.
[Tyson] We are outside. Noah's gonna come and ask to marry her.
Get up!
Oh, right, okay.
Well, there's a lot of people up here. Wanna come do it on the dance floor?
-[Tyson] All right, go on. -[Paris] Okay.
All of a sudden, I got a phone call from Tyson,
saying, "We're downstairs. Noah's coming up."
"Coming up in here? In front of everyone?" "Yeah."
I've never been more nervous. I'm shaking.
-[Tyson] How are you gonna approach this? -I don't know what's going on here.
I don't know. I think you're doing a good job. Just wing it.
[laughs] Oh, what do I say?
You say, "Will you marry me?" What happens if she says no? Lordy.
-[laughs] Have to take a run, ain't I? -Ready?
[Noah groans] Oh.
[Tyson] Should've come in a three-piece suit with a tuxedo on.
Shiny shoes.
[Noah] Are we going in now? Oh my God.
[whimsical music playing]
[Paris] Oh my God. Oh my God.
Oh my God.
[Venezuela laughing]
-Hello. -[Noah] Hello.
-How's life? -[Venezuela] Great.
[laughing] I'm dying from me nerves.
[Paris] Oh my God.
It was a whirlwind.
Nobody knew this was happening. Venezuela didn't know.
I don't think Noah knew this was gonna happen.
You ready?
Right.
-Will you marry me? -[guests screaming]
Yes. Get up.
[music swells]
Love you.
I was shocked, but I was very excited.
Very… just happy.
He always said he was gonna marry me.
It's just a nice thing, isn't it?
[Tyson] Fair play, Noah!
[girls screaming]
I don't know what I was saying in me brain.
Don't even know if I said the right words, but when she said yes,
I thought, "I've bagged a good one."
Kiss! Kiss! Kiss the bride… to be!
[Paris] Oh, he's putting his ring on her finger!
-I love you. -[Tyson] Yes!
Everyone's over the moon for her. I am meself.
If you find a partner that you want to get married to
and spend the rest of your life with, then what's better than that?
-[Noah] Oh my God. -[Lynda] Congratulations. [laughs]
It was a surreal moment. My hands started to shake.
I was nervous for them.
Like… pfoof!
To watch your little girl get engaged is a crazy thing.
But it was beautiful, the way it happened.
I know that sounds so cheesy, but it couldn't have went no nicer for them.
Let me out of the road!
[celebratory music playing]
[Noah] Oh my God!
-[woman] Are you excited? -Yeah, I am excited.
I guess I'm a little bit happy.
Why wouldn't you wanna get married?
-You can see me every day. -I don't know. Yeah.
I wanted to marry her from the first day I talked to her.
It's just that connection you get, but you know when you know.
-[Tyson] Can you believe she's engaged? -[Paris] No, I'm nearly crying.
It's gone from a 16th party to an engagement.
It's actually set off a great buzz for the night. She is on cloud nine.
She is dancing up and down, so happy.
That's what makes me feel content with knowing my 16-year-old is engaged.
And, yes, that's crazy to the greater world,
but it makes me think back of when I was that age
and I was new engaged
and looking forward to all the things that was gonna happen in our lives
with me and Tyson,
and that she's got all that to look forward to.
It was such a special moment.
Come on, then. Get a photo.
-[dramatic music playing] -[seagulls calling]
-[toy pops] -Ha!
[Tyson] Prince!
Come on, get up. We've got a busy day ahead.
I've decided it's time for a change. [sniffs]
I've been in Morecambe now 17 years,
and I've been trying to get away for a long time, and I haven't managed it.
So now, I think, is the time to do it.
You know, I just want a new start.
I want a fresh start, and I want to get away and have a little go.
A lot of packing to do.
I'm really looking forward to it.
When I wanna do something, I do it.
So I've just bought meself a house on the Isle of Man,
and we're definitely leaving Morecambe.
[Venezuela] Packing up this house has been sad, really.
Dad's been going on about it for ages,
but he turned around and said, "Pack the bags, we're going."
So then I rammed everything in a box, and now we're going.
But it is a bit out of the blue at the same time.
That's living with Tyson Fury.
[Paris] And… Right. We'll start in this one.
It feels really strange. I don't know how I'm meant to feel
about moving and leaving.
I literally found out
I'm moving my whole life and my seven kids… uh, away
to a different place
and have to pack everything up with it… and go,
but, I mean, it is nothing really dramatically new to us
because we are travelers, and travelers travel,
so I think that's why I adapt so easy with it.
But I feel sorry for the kids. They're leaving all their friends.
It's not really great, is it, moving, Valencia?
I'm excited about getting a new room.
I've really wanted a new room, desperately.
I need one. The boys stink.
I can smell them in the morning. They wake me up.
[packing tape rips]
Everything's gonna change, even like Venezuela's gonna get married.
I'm gonna be over in a different… different place,
different town, different everything.
Nothing's gonna be the same.
[sighs] Tyson is still talking to boxing promoters,
telling me he's not gonna box again,
but he just wants to feel what it's like, see what the possibilities is.
You know, all this is going on.
It's not that good, is it, Valencia?
I might not like it, you know.
'Cause it's weird just moving.
I'm gonna miss the most
all me… all me friends, really.
I wanted to stay here, really.
[yells] Ah!
[upbeat rock music playing]
[Paris] I can't do it. I'm not leaving!
[music fades]
-[John] Morning, all. -[Paris] Morning, John.
-How's the campers today, then? -[Paris] Great.
Kisses for me.
-[John kisses] Mm! Mm! Mm! Mm! -[Rico chattering]
He's boxed us up quick enough.
This is it, then, Tys, hey?
-[Tyson] Oh, Dad. -Man!
You should look at this as an adventure. It's a change of life.
It is an adventure when you get there and change your life.
Yeah, brilliant.
But unpacking,
your full life and everything left behind to something new.
-It's dramatic. -You know what they are?
-They're nothing but material things. -[Tyson] Yep.
[poignant music playing]
[John] When you walk out that door,
there's a whole new chapter beginning, isn't there?
That's what life's about, chapters, isn't it?
The bottom line is, I'm gonna miss ya.
All your brothers are gonna miss ya.
[Paris] Come on, then, quick. Please.
You know, and it… it is a very, uh… mournful process.
We'd better stop all this because we're all gonna end up in tears
and we're not gonna end up going anywhere.
We're gonna unpack everything and stay.
This is the decision that's been made,
and this is the decision that's gonna stay.
Let's get the rest of these boxes packed in.
-[John] Only one thing for it. -[Tyson] Come on.
Let's get these vans packed away, then.
Paris, you have to go now.
[tender music playing]
-[Tyson] Get out the door. -[kids chattering]
[Paris] It's horrible, all empty like that, ain't it?
[Rico screaming in distance]
-Well, there you go. That's it done. -The house is fucking… That's it.
It's emotional. I'm gonna cry!
[Tyson] Goodbye, house.
[Rico crying]
[John] It's very emotional. There's been a lot of memories here.
When it's over, it's over.
You've gotta move forward and not look back.
The future, I hope it's bright for him.
-See ya! -[dramatic music playing]
[van horn beeping rhythmically]
[Tyson] Leaving the nest. It's sad, really.
[music becomes upbeat]
I've been in Morecambe 17 years.
It's gone like a flash.
It's made a big impact on my life.
It's where the kids were born and raised.
I have got great memories in Morecambe.
You know, going to the gym…
going to the tip,
go to Asda,
go for a walk down the prom.
It's been brilliant.
Now it's time to let it go.
We never know what the future's gonna hold 'cause I'm so unpredictable.
I don't even know what I'm gonna do next.
But that's just me, and that's the man I am.
[tense rock music fades in]
-[bell dings] -[Tyson yells] Ah!
[reporter] Tyson Fury officially announced that he will return to boxing in 2026.
-[bell dings] -Is this gonna be his year?
I am absolutely thrilled.
It's good to be back, but you realize how much of a circus it actually all is.
I came back for one reason only, and that's to make boxing great again.
I should be sat in that middle seat! Me!
Without the spunk in my bollocks,
all youse wouldn't be getting a fucking paycheck!
Epic, innit?
[music fades]
[driving rock music playing]
[music fades] music playing]