Paris Fury has expressed her hope that her husband, heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury, can resolve his ongoing feud with his father, John Fury, insisting that the pair 'love each other deeply'. Speaking on the 'In Good Company' podcast with Jamie Laing, Paris described the situation as a 'family rift' and urged reconciliation, noting that nothing is more important than family.
The feud came to light earlier this month when John Fury claimed his relationship with Tyson had been 'completely destroyed', sparking speculation that it was a publicity stunt ahead of Tyson's comeback fight against Arslanbek Makhmudov, which he won. However, Paris has dismissed such claims, stating the rift is genuine and not a social media stunt.
Paris acknowledged that both father and son are 'very headstrong' and have a history of rocky periods. She backed Tyson, 37, to make his own decisions, pointing out that John's advice has not always been correct in the past. 'His dad said don't fight Deontay Wilder. It's the best trilogy in boxing history,' she noted.
In March, John Fury told Playbook Boxing that boxing had 'completely destroyed' his relationship with Tyson, adding that he had never taken money from his son and believed Tyson was past his best. Paris, however, remains hopeful that the pair will resolve their differences, saying, 'I know they love each other deeply deep down.'
