Tyson Fury’s wife Paris hosted a lavish girls-only third birthday party for the couple’s youngest daughter Athena at the Pink Island Cafe in Stockport on Saturday.
The couple, who married in 2008 and have a reported fortune of £180 million, are the proud parents of seven children: Venezuela, 13, Prince John James, 11, Prince Tyson II, 7, Valencia, 5, Prince Adonis Amaziah, 5, Athena and ten-month-old Prince Rico.
On Instagram, 35-year-old Paris gave a glimpse into the celebrations, which included stilt walkers and makeovers.
The all-pink venue, which boasts huge hot air balloon-themed booths, was also decorated with balloon arches as her friends joined her for the birthday celebration.
The meal included sliders and a stunning melting chocolate bomb for dessert. All guests received a gift bag as a reward.
Tyson Fury’s wife Paris hosted a lavish girls-only third birthday party for the couple’s youngest daughter Athena (pictured) at the Pink Island Cafe in Stockport on Saturday.
On Instagram, 35-year-old Paris shared a glimpse of the festivities, which included stilt walkers and makeovers.
The all-pink venue, with its huge hot air balloon-themed booths, was also decorated with balloon arches as the birthday girl and her friends joined in.
Paris, a mother of seven, looked stunning as she showcased her stunning figure in a voluminous white mini dress and even had gold glitter painted on her face.
She captioned the clip: “We had the best day out at @plouise1. The staff were amazing people who did everything they could to make the day great. The food was great and all the activity!!”
“It was like a pink dream. Also I just want to praise the amazing woman behind it all @plouise1 who opens her doors to the public for free so everyone can have a bit, even people who can’t afford much. I just think you are an inspirational woman x.”
Paris before In her memoir, How Does She Do It?, she revealed that she had tried to hire a childminder, but after a visit to her £1.7 million Morecambe mansion, the childminder refused to look after her then six children.
Paris wrote: “One time when I was feeling particularly exhausted, I toyed with the idea of hiring a nanny.”
“The candidate I selected came by one afternoon to visit the children in their home environment, and within a few hours she politely emailed me to exclude herself.”
Paris continued, “The kids had been particularly wild that day, so I could hardly blame her!”
The birthday girl (pictured) had a wonderful time
The young guests were treated to a pampering session
Sliders were served for dinner, as well as a stunning melting chocolate bomb for dessert. All guests received a gift bag.
She captioned the clip: “We had the best day out at @plouise1. The staff were amazing people who did everything they could to make the day great. The food was great and all the activity!!”
The couple are proud parents of seven children: Venezuela (13), Prince John James (11), Prince Tyson II (7), Valencia (5), Prince Adonis Amaziah (5), Athena and ten-month-old Prince Rico.
It comes to Tyson Bizarrely, he explained his point loss to Oleksandr Usyk by saying he had “too much fun” and stressed that he felt like he was in the ring with a “local amateur boxer” in Saudi Arabia.
Usyk became the first undisputed world champion of the four-belt era by stripping Fury of his WBC title and etching his name in the history books as one of the greatest boxers of all time.
After a hard-fought opening round, Fury had the upper hand halfway through the fight, but Usyk made an impressive comeback in the closing stages and dramatically took a 10-8 lead in the ninth round, landing a flurry of punches as the Gypsy King stumbled on the ropes.
On the judges’ cards, two scored the fight 115-112 and 114-113 in favor of Usyk, while the third scored it 114-113 for Fury, giving the Ukrainian a split decision win.
In his first interview with Furocity since the loss in Riyadh, the 35-year-old boxer claimed he had “too much fun” because the fight was “too easy” – and he ultimately paid the price for that.
“The fight against Usyk was actually a lot easier than I thought,” said Fury.
“People say he’s hard to hit. I took him out with three or four punch combinations and laughed at him.
“My problem with that fight was that I probably had too much fun. It was probably too easy. Sometimes it was too easy. It was like I was there with a local amateur boxer.
“I was just enjoying it too much and fooling around and paid the ultimate price for it in round 9 when I got a 10-8 round and got beat. And that’s what happens when you have too much fun.
“And they always tell me, ‘Never mix work and fun.’ I always give them the middle finger, but now I’ve remembered, haven’t I?”
