Tyson Fury visits a South Cumbrian spa in his brand new Netflix documentary At Home with the Furys.

In episode 7, the top boxer visits the Swan Hotel and Spa at Newby Bridge, for a 'daddy-daughter day' with 13-year-old Venezuela.

The pair enjoy much-needed relaxation and quality time while trying out the thermal suite and making full use of the Holte Spa garden. 

In the steam room, the boxing champion takes off his shirt off and playfully flexes his muscles through the glass door to the camera. 

The pair then cool off outside with Tyson pulling a bucket of cold water over him whilst still just wearing shorts and slides. 

They then enter the bubbling jacuzzi with the dad-of-six further posing and saying: "This is what a high-performance body looks like. The most high-performance athlete in the world."

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A guest from South Africa then remarks to Tyson that Venezuela is 'gorgeous' however thinks she takes after her mum more. The boxer disagrees stating that she has hair and big 'mitts'.

The pair then discuss Northerners with Tyson, saying: "People up north are a lot straighter, people down south go round a bit. This is what I'm actually experiencing now with a fighter - this little soft guy called guy Anthony Joshua. 

"He's pretending going around the houses while I've had to go straight for the kill, if he doesn't sign the contract he's wimped out."

Tyson then discusses his relationship with his daughter and reveals: "I don't really get to spend as much time with Venezuela, she used to be sporty now she's girly, she used to be a daddy's girl, now she's not. 

"The only thing that I can do now is enjoy the now - and lap it all up while I can - that's it."

The pair then have a touching discussion about when Tyson first retired in 2016, and his daughter cried.

The segment ends with him asking her 'what's it like to be the daughter of the Gyspy King?', to which she replies: 'it's alright'.