I saw him go down, saw him, lights go out. Ten seconds felt like two minutes. It felt like it went on forever. I grabbed his brother, I said, climb over and get him. Get him. I thought he ain't getting up. What were you going to do if you got to him? I presumed I was going to peel him off the canvas. Unfortunately, it is his life. It's an addiction. Was there a time when you wanted to run, wanted to leave? Yeah, I wanted to leave.

He would come home, crying, he would be depressed, he'd want to end his life.

There'd be times when I'd look and think, I can't deal with this.

I don't want to deal with this.

Hi, I'm Paris Fury and I'm in great company.

Tyson loves to sing at their boxing match,

watch your karaoke song.

Oh, you know which one it is.

Tell me something, boy.

Are you happy in this modern world?

And if you at home,

is there something else you're searching for?

And that's all you're getting.

He told me from being 17, I'm going to be the heavyweight champ of the world.

And there was no second best.

And he'd done it.

And what I love about Tyson, right, is that he is so open about his mental health struggles.

He believed people around him was trying to kill him. He believed that Luminati was getting him. It was like a full...

Psychosis. Gone. Yeah. Really, really bad. What are you going through at that point?

Welcome back to another episode, guys. Today is a wild one because we have Paris Fury on the show.

Paris Fury is Tyson Fury's wife. Now, if you've seen at home with the Furies, you know she is the boss, the rocket, the beating heart of the family. And they're back for series two, which is out right now. You can go and check it out. And Paris came on the podcast, and we spoke about so many things. We spoke about growing up as a a traveler. We spoke about having seven kids at my age. Her eldest Venezuela is getting married. She's 16 years

old. We talk all about that. We talk about finances and money and all the things that happen when

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