Tyson Fury's Son Shouts 'F*** You P***k' At Him During Workout Livestream

Amid the coronavirus lockdown, a number of celebrities have been livestreaming workouts. While Joe Wicks' 'PE Lessons' leave you distracted by his immaculate living room, if you get involved with one of Tyson Fury's, you're more likely to be put off by his son calling him a 'p***k'.

Earlier in the week, one of the Princes (all of his three sons are called Prince, by the way) stole the show by taking a p**s in the garden during a workout live stream, and now another Prince (not sure which) has taken the headlines by shouting 'F**k you p***k' at his old man.

The foul language was prompted after the heavyweight champion ordered his children to get out of the way, as he and wife Paris were about to begin 10 star jumps.

Laying down the law, he said: "Get out my way! Hello! I'm working out here, get out! All of yas out the way, come on.

"Go play computers or outside, you're under my feet."

The children then filed out of the room as instructed, but as Tyson began his star jumps, a small voice could be heard shouting: "F*** you!"

A smile broke out across the faces of Tyson and Paris, who proceeded with the workout, but then the voice chimed up again: "F*** you p***k!"

At this point, Paris left the room to deal with the little rebel while Tyson couldn't help but laugh to himself - and the thousands of people watching from home.

Instagram/Tyson Fury

The 31-year-old is well-versed in taking and dishing out smack talk, being a pro boxer 'n' all, so perhaps on some level he felt a little proud of his son. The only way it really could have been better is if he'd shouted: "F*** you dosser!"

As for whichever Prince it may have been, it sounds like they fancy their chances of dethroning the Gypsy King.

Fair play to him, there's few among us who would be brave/foolish enough to shout abuse at the big man like that.

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Jake Massey

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