Tyson and Paris Fury are expecting their sixth child together.
The WBC champion, 32, shared the happy news about boxing journalist Gareth A Davies ’YouTube series.
The couple are already parents of Venezuela, 10, Prince John James, eight, Prince Tyson II, four, Valencia, three, and Prince Adonis Amaziah, 12 months.
Expect! Tyson and Paris Fury are expecting their sixth child together. The WBC champion, 32, shared the happy news about boxing journalist Gareth A Davies ’YouTube series
Tyson made the news mocking his family ‘s values, telling Davies:’ Paris is pregnant again and the Lord has certainly blessed us with another child and I am very grateful.
“If you have a beautiful wife, beautiful children, they are all healthy. That’s the most important thing, you know, your health and your family.
‘Nothing else matters. Your career, your money, your wealth, your career, none of that matters because you get another job, you can start snooker or you can go on to make more money.
‘It doesn’t matter but the only thing is that you don’t get your family back. You can’t waste time going back and that’s the subtle thing about it. ‘
Parents: WBC champion, 32, shared the happy news of Gareth A Davies ‘YouTube series,’ gushing: ‘Paris is pregnant again and the Lord has certainly blessed us with another child and I am very thankful’ (in photo together in March 2020)
Their proud father, who is the highest paid fighter in 2020 with £ 46million in employment, also spoke about how he and Paris are raising their children to understand value for money.
‘For me it’s very important to stay close to my roots because I have a lot of children coming up, I have five children, very important for them to experience value for money,’ he explained.
‘It’s very important that they know how to make money. So if they see me showering out all the time and living the lifestyle of moving stars they grow up thinking that is the only way they can survive.
‘To earn from a normal job, £ 200-300-a-week, whatever they’re going to get, they may think that’s not good if they’re spoiled with multi-millionaire parents.
Happy news: The couple are already parents to Venezuela, 10, Prince John James, eight, Prince Tyson II, four, Valencia, three, and Prince Adonis Amaziah, 12 months
‘So I won’t do that. My kids don’t go to private school, I don’t have private education, they just go to normal school, everyone does normal stuff. ‘
Paris, which shared a sprawling family home with Tyson and their children in Morecambe, has been building on its own career over the past year, coming to the fore as a panel on Loose Women last year.
When she appeared on the show in September Paris revealed that she and her husband are ‘on the fence’ about letting their oldest daughter Venezuela go to high school.
The couple want to raise their children with a traditional gypsy lifestyle. Both Paris and her husband Tyson left school at 11-years-old, and her eldest daughter Venezuela is exploring to go through her 11-plus exam.
Family: The proud father, who is the highest paid fighter in 2020 with £ 46million in employment, also spoke about how he and Paris are raising their children to understand value for money.
Paris expressed that although she would not take the opportunity to continue her education away from her daughter, she feels ‘if it is something she wants‘ Venezuela can ‘go back’ and get an education when she is more that’s all.
‘She hasn’t got the place yet,’ said Paris. She has to go through the tests. I’m not taking that opportunity from her, we’ve let out a fence. ‘
When asked by guest Janet Street Porter about how her parents would teach her if she wanted to be a doctor or a surgeon, she went on: ‘If she wants to be any of those things, only time will tell.
‘I think kids, if it’s something they want, they can go back and get it. I did this, I finished the whole school at 11 and when I got 15 I said I wanted to do a beauty treatment course.
Romance: The couple met at a wedding when Paris was 15 and Tyson 17, but they didn’t start dating until it was introduced a year later after Paris’ 16th birthday.
‘I learned how to run a business and accounting and a mortgage and although I missed out on education, I had that commitment and determination.’
The mother went on to ask her children to ‘grow up and do what they want’, but Traveler culture means ‘staying close to family’.
‘Children grow up and do what they want’, Paris said, ‘Our tradition is that where you stay close to the family, that’s our culture, that’s what we to do. But they will make their own decision, we live in today’s society there is no established law. ‘
The couple met at a wedding when Paris was 15 and Tyson 17, but did not start dating until it was introduced a year later after Paris’ 16th anniversary.
In 2008, Tyson and Paris married in Doncaster and have been married for 12 years.
He married happily: In 2008, Tyson and Paris married in Doncaster and now share a family home together in Morecambe
Commenting on their warm relationship, Paris said: ‘Tyson lived in Manchester and I lived in Doncaster, about 100 miles away, and every extra minute he drove Through it.
‘We would go on picnics or to the cinema or for walks and he would be boxing or earning money all week and on weekends he would come and see me. ‘
Paris, before becoming a boxing hero, revealed that her husband was ‘quieter’, and that she would encourage him to come out of his shell.
‘Tyson was always a little more resilient back’, she admitted, ‘He was confident in his boxing, but he was quieter and a follower. It would be a funny stand and I would say “Stand tall, why are you shy” and I created the monster that is Tyson Fury today. ‘