SHOCKING REVEAL: Tyrus Takes on Fatherhood—How Wrestling Star Balances Six Kids, School Drop-offs, and Teen Drama Away from the Cameras!

Tyrus’ Toughest Fight Yet: Behind the Cameras, He’s Battling Bedtime Tantrums, School Drop-Offs, and Teen Drama

We’ve all seen Tyrus dominate the wrestling ring and the Fox News desk, but there’s one role that has proven to be his toughest fight yet—fatherhood. With six kids in a blended family, Tyrus has had his hands full, and he’s the first to admit that raising his children is a battle like no other.

Known for his larger-than-life persona and sense of humor on Gutfeld! and The Five, Tyrus has built a reputation as a tough guy who can handle anything that comes his way. But when the cameras are off and the lights are down, life at home with his six kids offers a whole new set of challenges. From bedtime tantrums to school drop-offs, and the drama that comes with raising teenagers, Tyrus calls fatherhood his most rewarding—and most difficult—fight yet.

The Wrestling Ring vs. Fatherhood: No Contest

While Tyrus has faced some of the toughest opponents in the wrestling ring, he says nothing compares to the daily challenges of being a father. “In wrestling, you know who your opponent is, and you’ve got a game plan,” Tyrus explains. “But with kids, especially a big, blended family, there’s no playbook. You never know what’s coming next!”

Juggling the demands of a high-profile career with the chaos of daily family life has forced Tyrus to adapt in ways he never imagined. “There’s no ‘off’ button when you’re a parent,” he says. “One minute, you’re dealing with a school project, and the next, you’re negotiating over screen time. It’s constant—there’s no such thing as a time-out!”

Despite the challenges, Tyrus wouldn’t change a thing. “Fatherhood is the toughest thing I’ve ever done, but it’s also the most rewarding,” he admits. “There’s nothing like the feeling of getting through a rough day with your kids, knowing you helped them through something.”

Six Kids, Six Personalities: Managing the Chaos

As the father of six, Tyrus has a wide range of personalities to navigate, from toddlers to teens. His blended family means that every day brings something new—whether it’s dealing with the toddler’s bedtime tantrums, managing homework battles with his school-aged children, or handling the rollercoaster of emotions that come with raising teenagers.

“The toddlers? You’re always picking up toys and getting them to bed without a meltdown,” Tyrus says with a laugh. “The school-age kids, they’ve got more independence, but you’re constantly reminding them to stay on track. Then you’ve got the teens, and man, that’s a whole different world. They’ve got their own opinions and their own schedules, and suddenly you’re navigating a whole new level of parenting.”

With six kids, there’s always something happening—someone’s mad about a missed curfew, someone’s upset about a chore, or there’s a last-minute request for help with a school project. Tyrus compares his home life to a busy sports team, where everyone has their role to play, but it’s the coach’s job to make sure everyone stays on track.

“Parenting feels like being the head coach of a team,” Tyrus says. “You’re trying to keep everyone working together and focused on the bigger picture, but sometimes you’ve got to call a timeout and deal with a meltdown in the middle of the game.”

School Drop-offs, Teen Drama, and the Life of a Blended Family

For Tyrus, one of the most challenging parts of fatherhood is managing the complexities of a blended family. With children from different backgrounds, there’s a balancing act of making sure everyone feels equally loved and valued, while also navigating the inevitable family dynamics that come with different personalities and family histories.

But Tyrus embraces the challenge, saying that it’s the little moments—like watching his kids support each other, or seeing them grow into their own unique individuals—that make it all worth it. “I love seeing the different personalities and how they all come together as a family,” he says. “There’s never a dull moment, and there’s always something new to learn.”

And while the teen drama can sometimes get intense—whether it’s about social media, friends, or school—Tyrus says he’s committed to being there for his kids, no matter what. “When it comes to the teens, it’s a lot of listening,” he says. “They’re figuring out who they are, and as a parent, you have to be the sounding board, not just the enforcer. It’s all about having those tough conversations and being there for them when they need you.”

The Toughest Fight is the Most Rewarding

Despite the challenges, Tyrus wouldn’t trade his family life for anything. While his work at Fox News and his wrestling career keep him busy, his role as a father is what he treasures the most.

“Fatherhood is the fight I never expected, but it’s the one that means the most,” Tyrus reflects. “You can be a star on TV or in the ring, but nothing compares to the love and responsibility of being a dad. That’s where the real fight is.”

As Tyrus continues to balance his career with his responsibilities as a father, it’s clear that being a dad is his most important—and most rewarding—role. Whether he’s negotiating a teen’s curfew, helping with a school project, or just spending time with his kids, Tyrus is committed to being the best father he can be, proving that the toughest battles often lead to the greatest victories.