Tyson and Paris Fury share sweet family photo with all seven of their children as they enjoy a lavish holiday
Tyson and Paris Fury were all smiles as they posed for a sweet Instagram photo with their large brood during a luxury holiday on Tuesday.
The couple, who have been married for 15 years and are proud parents to seven children, four boys and three girls, beamed as the posed by a swimming pool at their hotel.
Paris looked incredible in a white T-shirt dress as she carried their youngest child, son Prince Rico, who they welcomed last September.
The Loose Women star teamed the summery number with a pair of stylish flat sandals and large sunglasses.
Meanwhile boxing legend Tyson cut a sporty figure in a yellow T-shirt, black shorts and trainers as he he held youngest daughter Althea, two.
Tyson and Paris Fury were all smiles as they posed for a sweet Instagram photo with their large brood during a luxury holiday on Tuesday (pictured L-R Venezuela, 14, Paris, Prince Rico, 10-months, Valencia, six, Athena, two, Tyson, Prince John James, 12, Prince Tyson II, eight, Prince Adonis Amaziah, five)
The family all looked very close as they posed for their latest snap
Paris simply captioned the family photo: 'My World'
The couple dressed their sons Prince John James, 12, Prince Tyson II, eight, Prince Adonis Amaziah, five, in matching black Under Armour T-shirts and white sports shorts.
Meanwhile oldest daughter Venezuela, 14, cut a stylish figure in a cropped T-shirt and denim shorts while Valencia, six, and Athena, two, matching in Disney Tangled dresses.
Back in March Tyson was spotted filming scenes in his hometown of Morecambe for the second series of his Netflix reality show At Home With The Furys.
It seems the boxer has changed his mind about the series after he previously turned down an offer to film more seasons of the reality show.
Tyson had shut down their proposals as he doesn't want to be labelled a 'reality star.'
A TV insider told MailOnline the intrusive nature of the show and the fact that cameras followed him, his wife Paris and their children 24/7 took its toll and he admitted he wanted to stop filming the debut Netflix series on several occasions.
Despite Tyson's stance Netflix are still keen to work with the family namely Paris who is a natural on camera and has been praised by viewers for supporting Tyson.
He suffers from various mental health disorders including bipolar and ADHD but could face competition from other TV networks.
Back in March Tyson was spotted filming scenes in his hometown of Morecambe for the second series of his Netflix reality show At Home With The Furys
It seems the boxer has changed his mind about the series after he previously turned down an offer to film more seasons as he doesn't want to be labelled a 'reality star'
Last year, brand and culture expert Nick Ede revealed he believes Paris could even bag a standalone deal with Netflix, with streaming service bosses keen to keep their 'golden egg', thanks to her celebrity equity 'going through the roof'.
'The new reality show on Netflix has elevated her even more to become a household name in her own right, not just mother to Tyson's kids and his loving wife.
'Her celebrity equity has gone through the roof and I can see her being courted by TV stations to either appear in hit reality shows like I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! or being asked to have a spin off reality show based around her.
'Netflix won't want to loose this golden egg, so I am sure developers will be thinking of formats for Paris to star in that play to her strengths.
'I am sure she will release another bestselling book, perhaps even writing children's books or fiction. She could even launch a clothing range or be the face of a fragrance called FURY!'
