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Daisy May Cooper has branded her father Paul a 'narcissist' in a foul-mouthed rant with brother Charlie about their 'messed up' childhood on Tuesday.

The comedy duo previously labelled their family as 'dysfunctional' growing up, before they found fame on the Bafta-winning hit This Country.

Paul also plays Daisy and Charlie's on-screen father in the hit mockumentary series.

The siblings were raised in a two-bedroom council house by their parents and were subjected to financial struggle.

Now incredibly close to their father, Daisy and Charlie revealed it hasn't always been happy families with their father.

Speaking on Fearne Cotton's Happy Place podcast, Charlie said: 'We did have a period where we just talk and it was all about stuff that happened as kids.'

Daisy May Cooper branded her father Paul a 'narcissist' in a foul-mouthed rant with brother Charlie about their 'messed up' childhood on Tuesday

Now incredibly close to their father, Daisy and Charlie revealed it hasn't always been happy families with their father (pictured together in 2021)

Daisy added: 'It was like childhood stuff that you are just remembering stuff together and you go, "F, our dad is a f narcissist and he f** us up really loads.

'That's the only thing we came to a conclusion on. We don't know whether ghosts exist, but we we know our dad's a f** narcissist.'

'You take after him!,' Charlie said.

'Yes so do you, yes you f** do', Daisy hit back.

Last year, Daisy lifted the lid on how her incredible 10-stone weight loss and lip filler treatment delayed the filming of season two of Am I Being Unreasonable?

Reflecting on how they dealt with the continuity challenges, the comedian said: 'Series one is meant to be 30 seconds before series two and in that 30 seconds I've lost about 10 stone and had my lips done.

'I saw the rushes and I said to the BBC, "God, we're going to have a disclaimer at the beginning saying - Daisy has had her lips done, go with it and please don't judge".'

Discussing her appearance, the mother-of-two told the BBC podcast How To Be In The Spotlight: 'I'm so for body positivity but when I was at my biggest I was at my most miserable and I had a massive food addiction.'

The comedy duo previously labelled their family as 'dysfunctional' growing up, before they found fame on the Bafta-winning hit This Country

Daisy – who split from husband Will Weston in July 2021 after nearly two years of marriage – went on: 'I wasn't healthy. I couldn't breathe when I was walking up the stairs. I was so unhappy.

'And I've had some messages like, "Well, now you've lost the weight you're not funny any more."

'What the fk? Why do women have to be fking fat to be funny? That makes me so angry. I champion anybody. I think everybody should be happy with their body. But I wasn't.'