Paris Fury has shared a glimpse into her 8-year-old’s birthday party, from big balloon arches to gold necklaces to a Sonic the Hedgehog-themed pajama party with his friends.
Paris and Tyson Fury’s son, Prince Tyson II Fury, celebrated his eighth birthday on Sunday, July 28, and his parents pulled out all the stops for his special day.
In her Instagram stories, Paris posted a snap of Tyson Jr. dancing in the kitchen while his family and friends sang “Happy Birthday,” then attempted to blow out the candles on his Mario Kart birthday cake before bursting into laughter.
Proud mother of seven, Paris, then posted more snaps from the day on her social media with the caption: “Baby Tyson is 8! Thanks again to @go_pr_and_events and the other guys for making his sleepover extra special.”
Fans then flocked to social media to wish the youngster a happy birthday, with one commenting: “Happy 8th birthday Tyson!”
Another commented: “What an amazing cake, my 9 year old loves Mario too…she named her Goldfish Princess Peach. Hope your boy had a great day x.”
A third said: “Great boy, twice as good as you Paris. Hope you had a great day. Happy birthday Tyson junior.”
Some were quick to point out Paris’ younger son, Adonis, who was sticking his middle finger up at the camera. One wrote: “A child’s middle finger is (sick emoji) I don’t know why you’re posting this.”
Fans of the couple had previously been upset about the “rude detail” after they caught him doing the same thing in a family photo.
While taking some family holiday photos last week (July 24), Paris, 34, took to Instagram to share snaps with her Venezuelan offspring, Prince John James, Prince Tyson II, Valencia, Prince Adonis, Athena and Prince Rico Paris, during their sun-drenched vacation.
Her 35-year-old husband, a heavyweight boxing champion, was also seen in the snaps holding their daughter Athena while Paris held her youngest prince in her arms.
The doting mother of seven added the caption, “My world” as the Fury family posed for the photo, but fans noticed one detail that surprised them: the five-year-old hunk was sticking his middle finger up at the camera.
While many found the gesture somewhat amusing, others were less impressed. One said: “I hate it when children so young give the middle finger.” A second added: “It doesn’t take much to teach children manners.”
One fan took the gesture with a pinch of salt and commented: “The middle finger (laughing face emoji).”
A second said: “I love the Adonis character.” “I love the one flipping the bird lol,” wrote a third. “Adonis is my spirit animal,” added a fourth, and another said: “Lol little man giving us all the middle finger!”
