Paris Fury has shared a personal connection to the United States as she and her husband, Tyson Fury, continue their tour of Washington D.C., following a meeting with US President Donald Trump.
White House Visit and UFC Appearance
The former heavyweight champion caused a stir after being seen calling for Trump to become the UK's Prime Minister during a friendly meeting at the White House. The couple then attended a UFC cage fight on Sunday (June 14), where Tyson wore a cap reading "Donald Trump for Prime Minister."
Tyson was also pictured shaking hands with Trump and posing with billionaire Mark Zuckerberg, captioning the Instagram photo: "Power pic. @realdonaldtrump @danawhite @zuck no words needed!"
Exploring Washington D.C.
Paris and Tyson have since been exploring the capital, visiting the Lincoln Memorial. In an Instagram post, Paris wrote: "6am visit to the Lincoln memorial in Washington. WOW! I just love how patriotic America is, my mam is from USA and she spoke about all the stories growing up there. And I can see why."
Paris also shared her excitement about the White House visit: "Only in America! Can’t believe we are at the White House walking round, then watching the fights in Donald Trump's garden! Whirlwind few days!"
Background
Tyson Fury, originally from Wythenshawe, made his first US appearance since his knockout win over Deontay Wilder in October 2021. He wore a blazer with his 'Gypsy King' logo and a cap featuring a British flag and Trump's campaign slogan.
