Paris Fury dispels Traveller stereotypes for women saying it’s more than ‘cooking and cleaning’

Paris Fury has shared new pictures of baby Rico as she showed off the newborn to friends and family this week. The 33 year old, who welcomed her seventh child with boxing champion Tyson Fury last month, posted photographs to social media that showed her attending a charity event with her youngest as well as her eldest Venezuela, 14. In one image she posed next to her mum, aunties and friends, writing as a caption: “Great time for a good cause.” In another picture, showing her with baby Rico and next to Venezuela, she wrote: “My oldest and my youngest both had a lovely afternoon.” The charity event was held to raise money to help a little girl with Rett’s Syndrome, a rare neurological disorder that affects the way the brain develops.

Paris Fury has posed for a sweet snap with her newborn son. She shared it on social media in a rare move. Paris looked incredible while heading out to support a charity event.

Paris Fury isn't ruling out having an eighth baby with husband Tyson Fury just weeks after welcoming their seventh child.

Paris Fury has revealed that she and husband Tyson haven't completely ruled out having baby number eight. The doting mum-of-seven announced that she’d given birth to her seventh child, a baby boy called Prince Rico Paris Fury, on Monday 18 September after sharing the happy news exclusively with OK!. Sharing the announcement, Paris, 33, and Tyson said: “We're over the moon to have welcomed our baby boy to the Fury family.

Paris Fury has stunned her fans as she was seen up early with a fresh curly blowdry despite only welcoming her seventh child into the world a number of weeks ago. The 33-year-old took to Instagram on Monday morning (October 9) with a fresh-faced but still very glam snap as she got her morning caffiene fix.

Paris Fury has defended the Radford family for having 22 children and told people to "not judge her journey." The television personality, 33, has recently welcomed her latest baby, Prince Rico Paris Fury with boxing champion husband of 15 years Tyson Fury, 35. They're also parents to Venezuela, 14, Prince John James, 10, Prince 'Tutty' Tyson, six, Valencia, five, Prince Adonis Amaziah Fury, four and Athena, who is two. Speaking exclusively to OK!, she revealed that she's seen some negative comments about her and Tyson having a big family.

Paris Fury has said she'd love her newborn son to have a close relationship with his older cousin Bambi Fury, but making time to see brother-in-law Tommy Fury and his fiancée Molly-Mae Hague has proven difficult with the couple's busy schedules. Paris, 33, and her husband Tyson, 35, welcomed their seventh child, Prince Rico Paris Fury, on 18 September, and the new mum-of-seven has now introduced him to the world in an exclusive shoot with OK! and opened up about his arrival.

Paris Fury has defended her growing family following the birth of her seventh child with husband Tyson Fury in September, as she admitted she's seen "negative comments" about the couple having seven kids. The 33 year old welcomed baby son Prince Rico Paris Fury on 18 September with boxer Tyson, 35.The couple are also parents to Venezuela, 13, Prince John James, 10, Prince 'Tutty' Tyson, six, Valencia, five, Prince Adonis Amaziah Fury, four, and Athena, two.

Paris and Tyson Fury welcomed their seventh baby to the world on Monday 18 September. The boxing champion, 35, and his wife of 15 years, 33, shared the happy news with OK! that they had welcomed a baby boy named Prince Rico Paris Fury, who arrived at 2.29am weighing 6lb 13oz. In exclusive first pictures of Paris posing together with their newest bundle of joy, the mum-of-seven looked totally smitten after their little one's arrival.

Paris Fury has revealed that her husband Tyson Fury unfortunately missed the birth of their seventh child due to being "fully immersed" in training camp ahead of his upcoming boxing match. The 33 year old gave birth to her and Tyson's seventh child - a baby boy named Prince Rico Paris Fury - on 18 September, and she's now candidly opened up about her son's arrival. Heavyweight boxing champion Tyson, 35, had been by Paris' side at the hospital, but as things looked to be "going quite slowly" he decided to head back to training camp.

In recent months, the Furys have risen in popularity after the release of the fly-on-the-wall Netflix documentary about their home life, At Home With The Furys. Paris and Tyson have recently welcomed their seventh child, a baby boy, whose name has yet to be revealed.They are also parents to Venezuela, 14, Prince John James, 10, Prince 'Tutty' Tyson, six, Valencia, five, Prince Adonis Amaziah Fury, four and Athena, who is two. Although the family has a huge empire worth more than £50 million, Paris has revealed one very down-to-earth fact - that she doesn't like flying first-class.

Paris Fury has recalled an awkward moment she encountered whilst flying with her kids after they caused chaos aboard an aeroplane.

Paris Fury appeared on Lorraine this morning and made a surprising confession that despite having a massive loyal fan base, the blonde matriarch of the Fury family 'never chose' fame. The down-to-earth mum of seven said to the bubbly TV host: "I never chose to be in the limelight.

Paris Fury shared some of her secrets to 'juggling' her huge family with boxer Tyson Fury after she welcomed her seventh baby 10 days ago. Paris and Tyson welcomed their newest child into the world on Monday 18 September.

Fans have jumped to Paris Fury's defence as she showed off her daughter's extravanage birthday display before bemoning a 'long day of normal life'. The wife of boxer Tyson Fury made sure to pull out all the stops for her eldest daughter as she turned 14 on Tuesday (Setepmber 26).

Paris and Tyson Fury's eldest daughter Venezuela turned 14 on Tuesday. Paris posted a photo of her firstborn posing alongside a glamorous display in their family home of presents, huge bouquets of flowers, a balloon arch and light-up numbers '14.'

Paris Fury has opened up about life as a mum of seven in a candid Instagram story. “Well a long day of normal life.

Paris Fury's army of loyal fans have jumped to her defence after cruel trolls targeted her lovely birthday post for her daughter Venezuela.The 33 year old blonde reality star posted a picture of her daughter posing in an orange jogging suit alongside her 14th birthday presents and shimmering balloons. Sadly, an online troll was ready and waiting for an opportunity to strike, saying: "Must be awesome to be spoiled while other kids suffer with no heating, foodbanks etc." One quick-thinking fan replied to this instantly and said: "Paris doesn't spoil her children.

Paris Fury has revealed what her soon to be sister-in-law Molly-Mae is really like, as she shared how she was ‘surprised’ to hear Molly speaking so highly of her. While mum of seven, Paris, is married to Heavyweight Champion Tyson Fury, Love Island star Molly-Mae is set to marry into the famous family as she prepares to wed Tyson’s boxing brother, Tommy Fury.

Paris Fury has spoken about her fears that her kids could be kidnapped after the smash-hit success of the Fury's Netflix show, At Home With the Furys.The 33 year old, who recently welcomed her seventh child with her heavyweight champion boxer husband, Tyson Fury, 35, has spoken in detail about fame, and the fears she has for her children.The childhood sweethearts are parents to Venezuela, 13, Prince John James, 11, Prince Tyson II, seven, Valencia Amber, five, Prince Adonis Amaziah, four, Athena, two, and their newborn son - whose name they have yet to share. She revealed that she and Tyson have now hired bodyguards to protect them and their kids when they're out in public. Speaking about whether or not they want to do a second series of their fly-on-the-wall show, Paris shared that they're still undecided.