Moment furious dad chops down his OWN privacy fence with a saw as neighbour’s ivy was ‘hanging over’ into his garden

THIS is the moment a furious dad chops down his own privacy fence with a saw as a neighbour's ivy was "hanging over" into his garden.

The angry father was shown taking direct DIY action in a video shared on TikTok which has been enjoyed by tens of thousands of viewers.

The 27-clip was shared on the social media site by daughter Rylie, who wrote: "When you get p***ed off with the neighbour's ivy on your fence."

The film shows the man initially carving the ivy-clad fence with a saw.

He is then shown hauling it down with his hands and carrying it away.

It was also revealed the man was already intending to remove and replace the barrier - and that his neighbours felt fine about it all.

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When asked online who would pay for the damage, Rylie said: "He did - it was his side."

She also suggested the neighbours were happy to see the ivy go, after it was "taking over their side of the house".

One viewer commented: "Wow, I thought my neighbour's ivy was bad - that's another level."

Another posted: "I think he made it worse - he sacrificed his fence just to make a point."

Rylie was also told the man was going a "bit far" with his reaction, while he was also described as an "angry man" - which his daughter agreed with.

A different poster also offered backing, calling the ivy too "thick" - adding: "Don't blame you one bit."

And Rylie was told: "Shouldn't have anything touching your fence."

The clip was been watched by people more than 69,000 times.

Other fence disputes have recently seen disgraced reality TV contestant Stephen Bear - jailed for revenge porn crimes against his TOWIE and Love Island star ex Georgia Harrison - ordered to take down his in Essex.

Another TikToker told how her US neighbour’s decision to put up £82,000 fences between their gardens ended up costing her.

Homeowners in East Sussex suffered garden flooding after newbuild developers put up a next-door estate including a fence.

And villagers in the Cotswolds fumed after a picturesque and historic stone wall was replaced with an "ugly" £200,000 wooden fence.

There have also been neighbours' protest about a privacy fence put up in Birmingham in the West Midlands which teachers said was vital to keep pupils safe.