Paris Fury left terrified as ‘scary’ experience ends up with her cutting short history-filled family day out 

PARIS Fury took her kids for a fun-filled day out but ended up leaving after having a “scary” experience.

The glamorous wife of boxing legend Tyson Fury showed how she had first taken her kids to the Childhood Museum in Lancaster and had been terrified at the dolls room.

Mum-of-seven Paris wrote: “So I know it sounds silly but I always think old fashioned dolls are scary.”

As she had had taken her kids around the eerie room, something happened which pushed Paris over the edge.

She shared: “Then while I was looking at the dolls…

“The lights in the room and cabinets was flicking on and off.

“Safe to say we left the room quickly, and yes that is my scared voice.”

While Paris was not a fan of the dolls section, she did like the Lancaster Judges Lodging.

Paris showed her kids exploring an old school classroom with wooden, lift-up desks.

The stylish mum added: “Love an Autumn walk round the town, it’s so historical round here.

“I love showing the kids everything.”

Meanwhile, the kids also loved tucking into a sushi lunch where the dishes arrived on a conveyor belt.

Paris and Tyson are parents to Venezuela, 15, Prince John James, 13, Prince Tyson Fury II, eight, Valencia Amber, six, Prince Adonis, five, Athena, three - and welcomed their seventh child, Prince Rico Paris, last September.

Miscarriage heartbreak

Tyson recently revealed that Paris tragically suffered a miscarriage just hours before his defeat to Oleksandr Usyk.

Paris, 34, recalled the moment she was told that she had miscarried for the third time, having also lost babies in 2014 and 2018.

"I knew there was a problem. I didn’t know, my head was sort of telling me, actually, no, you’re wrong… but I was looking at screen, thinking, ‘Why is that not flickering?," she told the Mirror.

The star said she was in tears when the sonographer broke the news to her, saying she felt "frantic and in disbelief".

She was then sent to Lancaster Hospital the following day to be seen by another specialist.

Opening up about the heartbreak of losing three children, Paris said: "I lost one in the first trimester, and two in the second trimester, two that I’ve had to deliver. We’ve buried two baby boys.” 

TV star Paris had miscarried just hours before her husband's defeat to Usyk.

The former heavyweight world champion, 36, lost to the Ukrainian in their undisputed showdown in Saudi Arabia on May 18.

Paris was due to arrive in Riyadh on the Friday, the day before the fight.

Big family hopes

In her book, Love and Fury: The Magic and Mayhem of Life with Tyson, Paris said: "Tyson and I had always intended to carry on the great Traveller tradition and have a big family: three children at the very least, we’d say to each other, maybe even ten if we were lucky."

When asked about having more kids, Tyson told The Daily Mail he wants 11 - enough for a "mixed football team playing on the pitch at Morecambe."

Despite being the highest-paid fighter of 2020 with £46million earned, the couple are adamant their kids will be grounded.

The Gypsy King wants his children to grow up working for their fortune and has made sure to normalise their lives as much as possible.

Fury said: “For me it's very important to stay close to my grassroots as I've got a lot of kids coming up, I've got five kids, very important for them to know the value of money.”