Kerry Katona praises Paris Fury’s show for explaining Bipolar battle to her kids
Kerry Katona had nothing but good things to say about Paris Fury's new Netflix show. The new series, At Home with the Furys, exploreS Tyson Fury and his family's life after the heavyweight champion retires from the ring.
The Fury couple have been open about Tyson's mental health journey and previously revealed he suffers from bipolar disorder and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. During their new reality show, viewers witness the family discuss his struggles with his disorders as well as how they live as a family.
After watching the show, former Atomic Kitten star Kerry - who was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2005 - took to social media to praise Paris and the series and said it will "help so many people". Kerry shared a picture of the show she was watching on her television on her social media page.
Kerry had high praise for the new show on Netflix (Kerry Katona/Instagram)Over the picture, she wrote: "Paris Fury is the queen of the world!!!! Love how understanding she is with bipolar." She also wrote in the caption: "Seriously, this woman @parisfury1 absolutely loving this show!! Being a bipolar sufferer myself. This is helping not just me but my kids in understanding. @tysonfury this is gonna help sooooooo many people!
"We forget the effects having bipolar has on our families. omg I relate so much with the highs and lows." Fans agreed with Kerry's praise and took to the comment section to discuss the love they have for the programme, with one writing: "Her empathy and understanding of others is amazing. She is a true queen!"
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"Love her she’s so down to earth and real," another person commented. "So understanding of Tysons Needs both mentally & physiological Big respect for this woman BIG." One viewer said: "I shared the exact same words yesterday. Paris gave me hope that someone could find love and respect for someone with bipolar. I pray that everyone who watches this and learns."
The star said the show would 'help' so many people
Tyson was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and OCD (Getty Images)Kerry has previously discussed her mental health and revealed she was 'ridiculed, mocked and crucified' over her mental illness and admitted she still suffers to this day. Last year, she shared an emotional post on her social media page as she celebrated World Bipolar Day.
“Having bipolar disorder does not mean you are broken, it means you are strong and brave battling your mind every single day,” her post read. In the caption, Kerry talked about the abuse she has faced because of her disorder, and urged others to be kind and understanding to those suffering with their mental health.
“#worldbipolarday for a years and years I was ridiculed, mocked and crucified because of my mental illness BIPOLAR!!! We’ve come a long way but we still have far to go!” she began. "Every day is a working progress! Just because of a label I have been given it does not define me as a person! Don’t be afraid to ask for help,” Kerry added.
“Who wants to be normal? Not me!!! But who says we can’t have a normal life?? In fact we can have an extraordinary life! Educate yourself people!!!” she concluded.
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