Tyson Fury has opened up about his 20-year marriage to Paris and why he doesn't want to stop at seven kids.
In the second season of Netflix docuseries At Home With The Furys, the Gypsy King, 37, provides a glimpse into his personal and massive family life.
It shows how the 6ft 9in retired fighter and his 36-year-old wife are coping their new chapter with Venezuela, 16, Prince, 13, Tyson II, eight, Valencia, six, Adonis, five, Athena, four, and now Rico, two.
On his relationship, Tyson admits: “My love life’s thriving, I’m having sex at least four or five times a week.
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“Paris, she is that ride-or-die chick. The woman’s been my wife for 20 years near on. Is she the luckiest lady on Earth? One hundred per cent.”
When it comes to having more kids, he said: “We might have another child, number eight. Just to see if I’ve still got it. But I want ten. It was always going to be ten.”
However, the former championship boxer admits that it hasn't been easy: “We’ve overcome everything, from A to Z. We’ve been broken up loads of times, we’ve had loads of arguments.
“She leaves to her mother’s for a week or two or even a month. But when God puts a man and woman together, nothing can tear them apart.”
Tyson added: “If I told Paris I’d just killed somebody, she’d be like, ‘Where the f**k are we burying them?’. That’s the type of chick she is.”
It comes after the couple renewed their vows for a third time on a holiday in France.
“I grew up in a home where my parents did not have that romantic thing,” he said. “My parents weren’t lovey dovey, they didn’t show their feelings and say they loved each other.
“When I got married I wanted me and Paris to do things together as a couple because I didn’t have that growing up — not that hope and love.”
One of their most difficult moments came when Paris suffered a miscarriage a week before Tyson was fighting Oleksandr Usyk. His last fight was a unanimous decision defeat to Usyk in Riyadh in December 2024.
Paris explained: “I FaceTimed him and he said, ‘Why are you in hospital?’ I said, ‘Blood pressure, it’s fine’, then I came off the phone and broke into tears. I made the decision not to tell Tyson and I never went to the fight.”
Tyson recalled: “A pack of wild horses couldn’t keep Paris away from a fight, so I thought, ‘Yeah, she’s lost our baby’. For the first time in 20 years I couldn’t be there for her in her most needed time.
“That was the most upsetting thing because I was in a foreign country, about to do the biggest thing in my life, and just want to be home for my wife.”
Paris added: “He did come home and it really felt like something out of a movie. Tyson’s had all his belts taken from him, I’ve had this baby taken from me and we’ve got to bury him.”