Paris Fury has shared a rare photograph featuring all seven of her children and husband Tyson Fury during a family 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 Fury family, who have been 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 photo comes after their eldest daughter Venezuela faced backlash for posing with baby tigers during the same trip.
Venezuela shared snaps on Instagram of herself in a white crochet two-piece alongside tiger cubs at a park in Pattaya. Critics accused her of promoting animal exploitation, with comments claiming the tigers are 'drugged' and 'exploited' for tourist photos. Animal rights group PETA has previously stated that such practices involve tigers being 'prematurely torn away from their mothers' and 'forced to work all day without food, water, or rest'.
Despite the criticism, some followers defended Venezuela, with one writing: 'I did this when we went Thailand such lovely animals.' The Daily Mail has contacted representatives for Venezuela Fury for comment.
Separately, Venezuela recently revealed plans to marry her fiancé Noah Price as early as May this year. She confirmed she will remain living at her parents' home until the wedding.
