Tyson Fury and his wife Paris have a large family, making Christmas a significant event in their household. The 36-year-old television personality, Paris Fury, has shared her festive traditions with Tyson and their seven children, revealing a deeply cherished family custom.
Christmas holds a special place in Paris' heart, as she cherishes gathering the whole family at their Morecambe home. The Fury household might need to accommodate two extra place settings this year, as Molly Mae Hague, partner of Tyson's brother Tommy, is expected to join them at the Fury residence during the festive season.
When questioned about her Christmas Day plans, Molly explained she's spending it with Tommy's family at their new house, marking the first time she won't be with her own family. She added that she's looking forward to cooking Christmas lunch with Tommy's mum.
Festive Traditions in the Fury Household
Despite her husband's impressive £180m fortune, Paris Fury's Christmas celebrations remain refreshingly down-to-earth, save for the occasional golden throne. "We love Christmas," Paris told The Sun. "It's one of the most magical times in the Fury house. It's a big household and always very exciting."
Both Tyson and Paris grew up within Traveller communities and come from substantial extended families. "Christmas Day is usually just my immediate family, me, Tyson and all the kids. Then on Boxing Day everybody comes. We've got massive families, about 40 on each side with nieces, nephews, brothers, sisters... they will all come."
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With close to 100 guests expected on Boxing Day, Paris ensures everyone contributes to the meal preparation. "I do all of the cooking, but the kids do help me out," she explains. "They peel the potatoes, chop the vegetables, everything is done in a proper methodical order. After all, I am Mrs Organised. We stick to traditional fare."
There are no lavish dishes or vintage champagne on offer, just classic festive food with everyone - including her children Venezuela, 16, Prince John James, 13, Prince Tyson II, eight, Valencia, seven, Prince Adonis, six, three-year-old Athena and one-year-old Rico - all contributing to the preparations.
Paris, who takes pride in her planning abilities, starts her preparations on Christmas Eve to streamline the cooking process. The mother also outlined one non-negotiable household rule: mobile phones are banned and the entire family must gather to watch the Christmas film.
The news follows Paris and Tyson recently welcoming another milestone in the family. In September, the couple's eldest daughter, Venezuela Fury, became engaged to partner Noah Price during her 16th birthday party.
When several followers raised concerns about the announcement given their ages, Paris defended her daughter's decision. Whilst acknowledging she would have preferred Venezuela to wait a little longer, she pointed out that she and Tyson were comparable ages when he proposed and that it aligned with their family customs.
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Asked whether she had provided any counsel on marriage to her daughter, she said exclusively: "She's doing brilliantly and I'm so proud of her. It's a really exciting time. I give advice when she asks, but she knows what she wants, and she's very mature for her age."
"We're enjoying all the planning bits together, and she'll definitely be helping me in the kitchen this Christmas like always. Even though she's engaged, she's still my little girl."
| Name | Age | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Venezuela | 16 | Eldest daughter, recently engaged |
| Prince John James | 13 | Son |
| Prince Tyson Fury II | 8 | Son |
| Valencia | 7 | Daughter |
| Prince Adonis | 6 | Son |
| Athena | 3 | Daughter |
| Rico | 1 | Son |
Contemplating the prospect of grandmotherhood whilst still in her thirties, she added: "I'm only young and I don't feel ready to be called 'Nan' just yet." But at the same time, if and when it happens, we'll welcome that next chapter with love. With a big family like ours, you never know what the future holds!"
Paris also revealed her views on potentially having more children. "I'm very happy as we are.
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Paris described her feelings for Tyson saying how she “liked him from the very beginning, he was so different to other boys. I didn’t say yes to dating straight away though, he asked me out a lot of times before I agreed. The pair got married in 2008 with Tyson proposing in France with a ring worth around £500k!
Despite being married for over 10 years, Tyson faced cheating allegations in 2021 after he was pictured having a female fan apply suncream on him whilst he was in Miami. Back in 2022, Tyson opened up whilst on a podcast appearance and admitted that he had been a “liar and a cheat” in previous relationships. The boxer revealed that he’d slept with over 500 women, saying “I’m a liar, a cheater, a proud, vain person. Everything that’s bad I do or have done.
Paris has stuck alongside Tyson throughout everything and the two now have seven children and welcomed their newest baby boy a few days ago. Announcing the happy news, Paris and Tyson said, “We’re over the moon to have welcomed our baby boy to the Fury family. His brothers and sisters can’t wait to meet him and create lots of Fury fun! Our boy is the most perfect addition and we’re bursting with love for him.
Like Tyson, Paris was also raised in a traditional traveller family in Doncaster. Describing her upbringing she said “I am a traveller, I am a gypsy. “It’s just the traditional lifestyle; there’s no real definition, there’s no bloodline because we never went to the doctor to say we are who we are.
Paris frequently appears in Loose Women and has previously written her own bestselling book, Love and Fury: The Magic and Mayhem of Life with Tyson. She has a new book coming out in just over one week called How Does She Do It? The Kids, Tyson & Me, which “reveals how she manages to keep their household running” and is based around questions on the life of Paris Fury.