Paris Fury gives rare insight into family life: My kids cringe at me when were in ASDA

Paris Fury may have an enviable lifestyle, but she has also revealed that she manages to embarrass her children just like any other mum.

Paris, who is the wife of heavyweight world boxing champion Tyson Fury, toldFabulousmagazine that, despite living in a lavish home that includes six bathrooms and a £50,000 shoe closet, she can’t resist a bargain, and loves rummaging through sale rails.

Paris said: “I’ve turned into my mother. I stand and now my daughter is me cringing when I’m at the sale rail.”

The mum of six announced last week that she’s currently pregnant with the couple’s seventh child, and has said she wants to make sure all of her children are raised to be as grounded as possible.

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Paris said: “Where we came from, you know that you can’t always have everything and things are limited. And I’m aware of this and with my kids, I’m bringing them up how I was brought up which is what people find so strange.”

Paris was born in Doncaster to a traveller family, and married heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury when she was just 17 years old.

The couple has been together for 17 years now, and shares updates of their ever-growing family on her Instagram page. The 33 year old is a regular panellist on Loose Women, where she talks openly about her family and home life, sharing sweet updates and realistic difficulties that all parents face.

Paris has openly discussed that she wants her children to grow up knowing the value of money, saying her and Tyson saw no reason to stop shopping at stores like Home Bargains and ASDA, despite Tyson being one of the most famous boxers in the world and reportedly worth around £70million.

The family have also remained in their family home, rather than upgrading to a huge mansion, despite their increasing lack of space as their family expands. The Morecambe house was valued at around £550,000 according to Zoopla, and has four bedrooms, with Tyson previously saying he would never want to leave the Lancashire town.

Paris had previously revealed to OK! that one of the most important things to them was that their children have as much of a normal upbringing as possible.

She said: “We’re trying our hardest. I want the children to be grounded and have the normal upbringing me and Tyson both had.”

Paris continued: “I’d be so disappointed if they grew up not knowing the value of anything, so we do try.

“But then there’s times where one of the little ones will go on an aeroplane, turn left to first class and say ‘Get me a Diet Coke, please!’ “So we then scratch our heads and think we haven’t cracked it.”

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