 Venezuela, Prince, Tyson Jr, Adonis, Valencia and baby Athena 14 Paris, who is pregnant with her seventh child, at a wedding with Venezuela Credit: Instagram The couple certainly have their hands full looking after Venezuela, 13, Prince John James, 11, Prince Tyson II, seven, Valencia, five, Prince Adonis, four, and Athena, who turns two this week. While swearing and rowdiness is rife among the boys - with youngest son Adonis flipping the finger at the camera and Prince making liberal use of the F-word - Venezuela feels stifled by the rules. 'I get on well with my dad but he's very strict,' she complains. 'He just doesn't like me wearing make-up and looking nice.' Venezuela is banned by her dad from wearing short skirts, too much make-up and long false lashes, and she reveals he blew his top over a picture mum Paris, 32, sent before a party, when she was wearing a clingy lilac dress. 'My mum, being the fool that she is, sent him a photo saying 'me and Venezuela are off to a party,' with a photo of me and her, and he went 'she looks like this, she looks like that'. He went mental," she says. She hints that the pair won't make that mistake again, adding with a grin: 'Strict parents raise sneaky kids.' Teenage struggles While getting a manicure on a girls' day out, she teases Paris with long talons before being told to get them 'short, and I mean ugly short'. Supermum Paris, 32, says they are both struggling with the idea of their daughter becoming a teenager and admits Tyson wants to keep her from going out until she's in her 20s. 'I can see she's growing up i){kind=link}
WITH designer clothes, private jets and lavish parties, being the child of heavyweight champ Tyson Fury means a world of privilege – but there are also strict rules.
The chaotic life of The Gypsy King, wife Paris and their six kids is laid bare in the new Netflix documentary, At Home with the Furys, and reveals the boxer as a wild, impulsive dad who is a stern disciplinarian.
The couple certainly have their hands full looking after Venezuela, 13, Prince John James, 11, Prince Tyson II, seven, Valencia, five, Prince Adonis, four, and Athena, who turns two this week.
While swearing and rowdiness is rife among the boys – with youngest son Adonis flipping the finger at the camera and Prince making liberal use of the F-word – Venezuela feels stifled by the rules.
“I get on well with my dad but he’s very strict,” she complains. “He just doesn’t like me wearing make-up and looking nice.”