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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.

After announcing the arrival of her seventh baby in September, Paris Fury has now unveiled the unique name she and husband Tyson Fury have chosen for their newborn son - which is the same as their eldest three boys' monikers. Paris, 33, and Tyson, 35, welcomed baby Prince Rico Paris Fury on 18 September and new mum-of-seven Paris has opened up about his name, revealing Rico is a tribute to Tyson's late cousin, Rico Burton, who was tragically murdered in 2022. His middle name, Paris, is after his mum and his first name, Prince, matches his three older brothers - Prince John James, 10, Prince Tyson, six, and Prince Adonis Amaziah, four.

Tyson Fury previously expressed his hopes of having 10 children with wife Paris, but she's now revealed her husband worries about expanding their brood-of-seven any further as he fears she "could die". After welcoming their seventh child - a baby boy named Prince Rico Paris - on 18 September, Paris, 33, has now opened up about whether she and Tyson, 35, have got plans for more children after the heavyweight boxer previously stated he wants 10 children in total.

With seven stunning children, Paris and Tyson Fury have an undeniably incredible family. There's Venezuala, 14, Prince John James, 11, Prince Tyson II, seven, Valencia Amber, five, Prince Adonis Amaziah, four and Athena, two, not forgetting their newest arrival born just days ago on 18 September.The boxing champion, 35, and his wife of 15 years, 33, exclusively shared the happy news with OK! that they had welcomed a baby boy who arrived at 2.29am weighing 6lb 13oz along with a sweet family photograph to mark the occasion.

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.

We’re in awe of Paris Fury. Just a week after giving birth, she opens the doors to her Morecambe mansion to introduce us to the latest addition of her brood. And it’s business as usual for the busy mum.

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 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.

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 has spoken out about Traveller stereotypes as she reveals how her mum taught her much more than just ‘cooking and cleaning’. The mum-of-seven, who is married to undefeated heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, has spoken about her upbringing.

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.

Paris Fury has shared a snap of her trip to the hospital, hours before giving birth to her seventh child. Paris and her boxing champ husband Tyson Fury, welcomed a baby boy just a few days ago, with the mum-of-seven now sharing a pre-labour snap to Instagram.

Paris Fury has shared her first update since giving birth to her seventh child after sharing a snap of herself before heading into hospital to give birth. Earlier this week, Paris and her husband Tyson announced the arrival of their 'perfect' baby boy.

Paris and Tyson Fury's fans are convinced they've worked out the name of their newborn son, after Paris shared a snap of the three of them to her Instagram.The couple welcomed their seventh child into the world on Monday, 18 September, as they exclusively shared the news with OK!, revealing that their newest son was born at 2.29am weighing 6lb 13oz. Paris, 33, and boxing champ Tyson, 35, are already parents to six other children with very unusual names, including Venezuela, 13, Prince John James, 11, Prince Tyson II, seven, Valencia Amber, five, Prince Adonis Amaziah, four, and Athena, two.

Paris Fury has taken to her Instagram to pay tribute to her mum, Lynda Mulroy. In a lengthy post, which was accompanied by numerous snaps, she called her “The best guide and teacher I could have wished for.” The mum of six penned: “Mam was the best guide and teacher I could have wished for.

Tyson and Paris Fury have announced the arrival of their 'perfect' baby boy. Paris gave birth to their seventh child in the early hours of Monday morning - with the baby arriving at 2.29am weighing 6lb 13oz, OK magazine reports.

Paris and Tyson Fury are now proud parents of seven after welcoming their newest child into 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 who arrived at 2.29am weighing 6lb 13oz. In the exclusive first pictures of the couple posing together with their newest bundle of joy, Paris and Tyson look totally smitten after their little one's arrival.

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 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 left "heartbroken" following the backlash from fans regarding husband Tyson's behaviour on their Netflix show.

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”.