Paris Fury says she'll do 'anything for peace' as family celebrates Christmas tradition in August

Paris Fury showed off her ultimate parenting skills as she took to Instagram and shared the exact time that she successfully managed to get her kids to bed. Paris and Tyson Fury share six kids together and have a seventh on the way.They share Venezuela, 13, Prince John James, ten, Prince Tyson Fury II, six, Valencia Amber, five, Prince Adonis Amaziah, four and Athena, two. In the video posted on Friday evening, Paris revealed that three of her children were fast asleep before 7:45pm and that she had one more to get to bed.The busy mum is not only nailing bedtime with so many children but also getting their children ready for school.

Netflix’s At Home With The Furys gave fans of Tyson and Paris Fury a great insight into their life away from the spotlight. With six children, and a seventh on the way, the pair have their hands full as they balance their successful careers with the demands of raising their little ones.

Paris Fury has shared the reality of her own hectic school run after parents up and down the country reach the end of the first week of the new school term. The wife of heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has six children and a seventh on the way and her social media comes after revealing a decision over the couple's two eldest children.

Paris Fury has revealed her 'crazy' morning routine where she gets all her kids ready for school in just an hour. The mum-of-six and wife of Boxing champion Tyson Fury shared an insight into her busy mum-life as she admitted that she has to "prepare for an hour of chaos" when she first jumps out of bed in the morning. As well as promoting her new book How Does She Do It?, Paris revealed that the car journey home from school is often her favourite - even though it can often "descend into a massive, deafening row" between all the kids.

Paris Fury has revealed that she is taking her two children, Venezuela and Prince, out of school, with plans for them to be homeschooled. Paris and her husband Tyson Fury share six kids together and have a seventh on the way. Paris took to Instagram to share the family update as four of the children prepared to go back to school, while their eldest Venezuela, 13, and Prince John James, 11, will be taking on Traveller tradition and will be homeschooled.The mum-of-six told her followers: “Tomorrow will be the first day all four little ones are in school/nursery and the big two with a tutor for homeschool.

Paris Fury has been winning praise of late after she and her boxer husband Tyson opened up their home to the cameras in their own fly-on-the-all show. At Home With the Furys showed the couple's life after the heavyweight champion retired from his beloved sport.

Paris and Tyson Fury's young children hilariously dressed themselves ready for school - but they're a week early. Children across the nation will be heading back to their studies next week, but two of Paris and Tyson's youngest children, Valencia, 5, Prince Adonis Amaziah, 4, decided that they were ready with their get-ups.

Paris Fury looked positively blooming as she posed for a new snap alongside her mum. The 33-year-old, who has been winning praise from fans after seeing her in her own Netflix docuseries At Home with the Furys, took to her Instagram Story with a photo taken in York when she headed to the races.

The Fury family have been dominating Netflix with their new series as it shares glimpses inside Tyson Fury and his wife Paris' family life, with the mum of six appearing to be the star of the show. While the hit series At Home With The Furys follows the life of world boxing champion Tyson, 35 as he tries to embrace retirement, viewers have applauded Paris on numerous occasions and it looks like her appearance is more than paying off.

Paris Fury appeared horrified in an episode of new Netflix show At Home With The Furys, after she found out her four-year-old son Adonis had shaved his head.The mum-of-six and wife of Boxing champion Tyson Fury couldn't hide her anger as she discovered her four-year-old son had found a razor and given himself a buzzcut in an attempt to look more like his dad.Tyson and Paris have been giving viewers a candid look into their chaotic family life, with six kids and another on the way, in the popular Netflix Docuseries. It follows the life of world boxing champion Tyson, his wife Paris, 33 and their six children - Venezuela, 13, Prince John James, ten, Prince Tyson Fury II, six, Valencia Amber, five, Prince Adonis Amaziah, four and Athena, two. In one episode, Paris looked shocked as she gets sent a picture of young Adonis with no hair through the middle of his head.

Tyson Fury faced backlash last week after some fans objected to the way he treated wife Paris in the family’s new Netflix series, At Home With The Furys. One viewer described the heavyweight champion’s actions as “dreadful”, while another said his mental health issues are “no excuse for the way he treats her”.

Tyson and Paris Fury reportedly have a nanny to help out with their six kids. Gabrielle Briggs, 25, a former teaching assistant can be spotted lurking in the background of some scenes of At Home With The Fury's which is a brand new documentary series about the Fury family on Netflix. However, despite her popping up here and there during the show, Gabrielle is not acknowledged during the series.

She's fast becoming one of UK's favourite reality stars thanks to her fly-on-the-wall Netflix series with husband Tyson Fury. And now Paris Fury has taken to social media to express her gratitude to viewers who have showered her with praise. In the show, the 32-year-old is seen at the heart of the family, looking after her six children and preparing to welcome her seventh baby in September while also supporting her husband through his mental health struggles.

Tyson Fury might be over the moon that his hit Netflix show At Home with the Furys is flying high at the number one ratings spot but he knows all too well that if his popularity continues to rocket, then his home address might have to change.Taking to his Instagram, the heavyweight champion of the world has thanked Netflix, his friends and family and his fans for taking the show to the top spot and looked ecstatic as he cheered and chanted to the camera. However, in a chat with OK!, the Gypsy King admitted that he'd have to wait and see the fallout from the first series before committing to a second.

Paris Fury, the wife of professional boxer Tyson Fury, has announced she is releasing a new book following the success of their recent Netflix series. The couple let the cameras into their home for the very first time as they signed up for their own docuseries, At Home With The Furys.

The BBC’s director of unscripted has defended the corporation against claims that it is shutting out new content ideas by rebooting TV shows in its primetime schedule.

Tyson Fury and Paris have captured the attention of the British public and even a worldwide audience with their new Netflix show At Home With The Furys. Their fly-on-the-wall documentary captures the highs and lows of their often chaotic lives in their Morecambe mansion after Tyson's retirement. It also features candid snippets of the former boxer's mental health struggles and focuses in on parenting life and daily routines.The couple have six children, all with rather unusual names.

Fans can’t get enough of seeing the Fury family since their Netflix show At Home with the Furys was released last week, and one particular on-screen moment saw Paris Fury label her daughter Venezuela a “privileged little brat” for planning to “sponge off” her dad, Tyson Fury. During the Netflix show, mum of six Paris was asking her daughter what her plans for the future are and what she wanted to do as a job, before Venezuela said: "Sit at home.” Paris, who is currently pregnant with her seventh child, was unimpressed to say the least, and explained: "By the time I was 12 or 13, your granny was showing me everything I needed to know about home life and then once a week I used to go to a centre where we used to do like Gypsy Traveller meetings”.

Tori Spelling is in the hospital.The alum took to her Instagram Stories Sunday to reveal that she's been hospitalized for four days. While she did not say what illness she was battling, Spelling did give a shoutout to her children, who she called «strong» and «brave» amid her absence.«4th day here and I'm missing my kiddos so much ...,» Spelling wrote over a photo of her hand, which saw the actress receive IV fluids.«Grateful and so proud of my strong, brave, resilient, and kind to the core children who remain positive no matter what comes our way,» she added.Per the hospital bracelet on Spelling's arm, the 50-year-old was admitted for care on Thursday, August 17.The hospitalization comes amid a myriad of financial and health concerns for the actress and her family.

With an estimated net worth of around £50million, many fans could be forgiven for thinking Tyson Fury and wife Paris are accustomed to splurging on day to day essentials. However, the 35 year old boxer has revealed this isn’t the case, as he admitted both he and his wife were far more likely to be seen nipping down to the local supermarket to bag themselves a bargain from shops such as Lidl, Aldi or even Asda.Tyson first made the surprising admission during an interview on the JOE YouTube channel, when he admitted that just like the rest of us, he was fond of a bargain, and didn’t see the point of spending extra money if he didn’t have to.