Tyson Fury's wife Paris, mum of seven, reveals she has 'five children' after 'splitting family'

Callum Vurley
Tue, 31 Mar 2026 14:44:16 +0000

Paris Fury has revealed she considers herself a mum of five rather than seven, despite having a much larger brood with husband Tyson.

The reality TV star explained that her two eldest children, Venezuela, 16, and Prince, 14, don't quite fit into the "kids" category anymore.

"I always class it as like a split family," she told The Netmums Podcast.

"I have two that is teenagers, so 14 and 16. So they, don't class as kids. I actually say all the time, I've got five kids because I class the little ones as the kids."

The 36-year-old admitted that managing such a big household means "there is too much for me to do on my own."

But it wasn't always smooth sailing for the Fury matriarch.

Paris opened up about her struggles as a first-time mum, admitting she found those early days overwhelming.

"When you are a new parent and you've got this first baby, I actually just sat and cried when I had Venezuela and she was like a couple of days old and I didn't know how to bath her," she shared.

"I had no idea."

It's a far cry from the confident mum-of-seven we see today, who now says her teenagers are perfectly capable of looking after themselves – teenage tantrums aside, of course.

The family has plenty to celebrate right now, with Venezuela gearing up to walk down the aisle.

Paris proudly shared glimpses of her daughter's spectacular hen party, which had a royal theme fitting for the occasion.

The bash took place at Morecambe Football Club, where guests were welcomed by a sign reading 'Venezuela's Hen Party' complete with a crown symbol.

Paris looked stunning in a sparkly white asymmetrical dress, her blonde hair swept into an elegant up-do, accessorised with silver heels and a pastel yellow Chanel bag.

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The proud mum posed alongside her eldest daughter by a huge BRIDE sign, writing on Instagram: "Proud mother moment."

When it comes to her two teenagers, Paris says they couldn't be more different.

Venezuela has always seemed wise beyond her years, taking on an almost motherly role with her younger siblings.

"She'll like say, 'no, you're not doing that. I'm turning your iPad off. You're going to bed. You're in trouble'," Paris explained.

Prince, on the other hand, hasn't quite grown out of sibling squabbles.

"My boy, who's 14, will argue with the kids like the nine-year-old and the 14-year-old will go at it head to toe," she said.

"And you think like, you are meant to be a big young man. You're not meant to be doing this."