Tyson Fury sent warning by boxing legend ahead of facing 'wrecking machine' Francis Ngannou

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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.

Paris Fury has announced her seventh child's unique name - which includes a poignant tribute to Tyson's late cousin Rico Burton.

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.

In just a few short weeks, Paris and Tyson Fury have become TV's new golden couple.Their Netflix TV show, At Home With The Furys, was only released back in mid-August, but it seems everyone's fallen in love with the latest reality stars after they opened up their Morecambe mansion – complete with six children – to the cameras.The docu-series may have given an insight into the family's hectic and chaotic life, but one thing is clear for all to see – the huge amount of love that exists between Loose Women star Paris, 33, and her boxing world champion husband Tyson, 35, who recently welcomed their seventh child, adorably called Prince Rico Paris Fury, known as Rico. The pair met at a mutual friend's wedding, when Tyson was 17 and an unknown boxer, and Paris was 15.They were introduced by Tyson's Aunt Theresa, who's known as the matchmaker in the family.

Paris Fury has said she'd love her newborn son to have a close relationship with his older cousin Bambi Fury, but making time to see brother-in-law Tommy Fury and his fiancée Molly-Mae Hague has proven difficult with the couple's busy schedules. Paris, 33, and her husband Tyson, 35, welcomed their seventh child, Prince Rico Paris Fury, on 18 September, and the new mum-of-seven has now introduced him to the world in an exclusive shoot with OK! and opened up about his 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.

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 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 opened up about her upbringing and dismissed claims that Traveller women are only taught "how to cook and clean".The mum-of-seven, 33, who welcomed her newest child with husband Tyson Fury, 35, on 18 September, has hit out at the stereotypes, as she heaped praise on her mum Lynda for raising her to be a "strong, independent woman". Paris also credited her grandmother, who she described as "strong woman", and hinted that her book, How Does She Do it?, will included details about her upbringing.

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.

Netflix docuseries about his family, labelling it “bullshit”.The new show At Home With The Furys sees the Netflix cameras follow the boxer and his family.In a new chat on the Sundae Conversation with Caleb Pressley show, Fury shared his anger at the way the show has portrayed him and his family, he said: “Netflix didn’t want to film the whole reality.“[It’s] proper bullshit,” he added. “I said you need to film me taking a shit, you need to film me having a shower, you need to film me in the bath and they said, ‘Nope, can’t do it’.”In a separate conversation on Capital XTRA, Fury said that he wanted to break out of his contract with the streaming service.“I wanted out,” he said.

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.

Tyson Fury has sympathised with wife Paris over her concerns for his safety every time he enters a boxing ring.The world heavyweight champion boxer, 35, admits he looks death right between the eyes every time he fights - with the fighter 13 years and 11 months into his professional boxing career. With an incredible record of 33 wins and one draw in his time in the ring, Tyson tried to step away from the sport in 2022 - but found himself back in the ring after suffering with his mental health.

Tyson Fury has been told that he can continue as WBC heavyweight champion despite taking part in his upcoming 'crossover' fight against UFC star Francis Ngannou.

Tyson Fury will face the test of former UFC heavyweight world champion Francis Ngannou next month, with the big-name fight having already raised eyebrows.