Tyson Fury marries wife Paris for the third time in private France wedding

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Tyson Fury has married his wife, Paris, for a third time, surrounded by the couple's children, in a ceremony in France.
The retired heavyweight boxer, 37, and Paris, 35, were first married in 2008 when she was just 19 years old, and have since renewed their vows on one other occasion.
Taking to social media, Tyson wrote of their most recent romantic ceremony: 'Paris Fury and I got married again; third time lucky. We had the most beautiful day in the South of France, it holds a lot of special memories for us.'
The couple have seven children together: sons Prince John James, 13, Prince Tyson II, nine, Prince Adonis Amaziah, six, and Prince Rico, two, and daughters Venezuela, 15, Valencia, seven, and Athena, four.
Paris wore a flowing white lace dress while the Gypsy King wore a cream shirt, white shorts, and sandals.
The couple's children also looked appropriately festive, sons Prince John James, Prince Tyson II, Prince Adonis Amaziah, and Prince Rico wearing matching suits while daughters Venezuela, Valencia, and Athena looked lovely in white dresses.
Paris and Tyson, who are both Irish Traveller descent and were raised in Traveller communities, met at a wedding of a mutual friend when she was 15 and he was 18, and have been together ever since.
They married in 2009 front of 400 friends and family before having their first child, Venezuela, later that year.
In January of this year, Tyson announced his retirement from professional boxing following his second defeat to Oleksandr Usyk – after previously reigning as two-time world heavyweight champion.
Paris is a model and TV personality in her own right, as well as the mother to all seven of the pair's children.
She was usually present at the side of the ring for her husband during his high-profile fights prior to his retirement.
In 2023, the couple and their children starred in the Netflix series 'At Home With the Furys,' which gave fans a glimpse into their real lives.
Prior to his second fight with Usyk, Tyson shared that they'd lost their son earlier in 2024, right before his first fight with Usyk. More Trending
While Paris was at home six months pregnant with their eighth child and Tyson was preparing for the fight, she had to make the difficult decision not to tell Tyson she'd lost the baby.
Speaking on the subject for the first time, an anguished Fury told how he was shielded from the news ahead of his bid to become the division's first undisputed champion for 24 years.
But he feared the worst when he learned Paris was too ill to attend the fight in Riyadh.
Asked if he was planning on having any more children, he replied: 'Never say never. I only have seven.'
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