Descendants of the Hatfields and the McCoys joined 'Fox & Friends' on Tuesday to discuss the new Fox Nation reality series showcasing the two families' iconic feud.
marking the app's next step into reality TV following the release of ‘Duck Family Treasure’ - a spinoff of ‘Duck Dynasty’ - last year.
The Hatfileds & McCoys feud still lingers to this day, over 100 years after most would believe the feud ended. Over 100 years ago, the cross-border West Virginia and Kentucky war raged between the two families, catapulting them into the history books by marking the series of killings driven by a series of disagreements - some over land disputes, and even one involving a pig.
This time, the iconic dispute stems from competition. The Hatfields own a distillery while the McCoys own an entertainment complex, and both are determined to see each other fail. "The McCoys that we're feuding with, trying to beat us, are using our name to try to make a dollar," Chad, another Hatfield, said
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