Paris Fury has shared a rare family photo with all seven of her children and husband Tyson Fury during their trip to Thailand. The 36-year-old mother posted the image on her Instagram Story on Wednesday, captioning it: 'My full world' with a globe emoji.
The couple, married since 2008, have seven children: Venezuela, 16, Prince John James, 14, Prince Tyson II, eight, Valencia, seven, Prince Adonis Amaziah, five, Athena, four, and Rico, one. The family is enjoying a half-term break in the Southeast Asian country.
The post comes after the Fury's eldest daughter, Venezuela, faced criticism for posing with baby tigers during the trip. The teenager shared snaps on Instagram at a park in Pattaya, where she was pictured next to tiger cubs. Some followers accused the venue of exploiting and drugging the animals, with comments highlighting the cruelty involved in such tourist attractions.
Animal rights groups have previously condemned tiger entertainment venues in Thailand, citing stress, injury, and disease transmission risks. PETA's UK vice president noted that cubs are often separated from their mothers and forced to work without rest, later being slaughtered for tiger wine. Representatives for Venezuela Fury have been contacted for comment.
Venezuela, who got engaged to Noah Price at her 16th birthday party last year, has revealed plans to marry in May or June. She confirmed she will remain living with her parents until the wedding.
