EPISODE two of Welcome to Wrexham is out today and here are five things we learnt from it. 

The hit docu-series returned to screens last week with a 40-minute episode detailing the visit of King Charles III and the Kop redevelopment. 

The documentary, focusing on Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's attempts to run Wrexham AFC has proved a global success, with fans from all over the world tuning in. 

New episodes from season two are set to be released on Disney+ every Wednesday.

Episode two is based around autism and focuses on Paul Mullin's relationship with son Albi and also Wrexham super fan Millie Tipping. 

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Here's five things we learned from episode two: 

1. Family - Episode Two gives you an insight into Wrexham's main man Paul Mullin's life away from football. 

You learn more about his relationship with his son Albi and get to see him in a way like never before. 

2. Support - A big driver from the episode is the message of support to others. 

An emotional Mullin reveals his hopes of trying to help others since Albi's diagnosis and he has done that with various acts of kindness over the past year. 

3. Millie - Millie Tipping is the latest member of the Wrexham community to star in Welcome to Wrexham. 

Fans get to see how much love Millie has for the club and how the club helps her in her day-to-day life. 

4. Community - As has been the case throughout the docu-series, the Wrexham community has been at the forefront. 

This episode is no different as the work done by Kerry Evans at the club is highlighted once again. 

5. Awareness -  Episode two brilliantly highlights the challenges families and individuals face when living with Autism. 

Having set up the quiet zone at the Stok Cae Ras, the more work the club does to highlight and support those with autism, the more impressive they become.