MID-TO-SEVEN Paris Fury has demonstrated her global capabilities by leaving Tyson’s company to concentrate on her personal endeavors.

According to new records, the 34-year-old has earned £180,000 from book and PR deals as well as social media advertisements since going solo.

6Paris stepped down as a director in Tyson’s company in August 2022Credit: Getty

Her one-woman businesses brought her £180,000 in only a single year (Credit: instagram/parisfury1).

Paris and Tyson, a 35-year-old power couple who got married in 2008, met in 2006 and are estimated to have a combined net worth of almost £70 million.

When Paris left her position at Tyson Fury Ltd., her husband’s heavyweight company, in August 2022, she was eager to leave the shadow of her spouse.

That same day, she founded her own business, which she aptly titled Paris Fury Ltd.

According to new Companies House records, the working mother earned £178,480 in the 12 months leading up to August of last year. According to the reports, the substantial amount was earned through book publication, sales, public relations, and advertising firms.

“We didn’t just learn how to cook and clean,” Paris claimed in an exclusive interview with Fabulous last year. “I come from a strong line of wоmen.”

“My mother helped me learn how to drive, handle money, operate a business, and apply to colleges.

“You can do this,” she said, and she assisted me with paperwork, job interviews, and schoolwork. All of this came from the experience of an older woman.”I believe that tourists have this misconception that wоmen are only skilled at cleaning.

“I was taught how to run a home, a business, and be a strong, independent woman—not just how to shine silver or polish dishes.”

WHO IS PARIS?

Paris, who was raised by an Irish traveling family in Doncaster, was homeschooled after dropping out of school at the age of eleven.

After meeting Tyson when she was fifteen, she married him at seventeen. The pair has seven children together.

Paris has published two memoirs, acted in two distinct series about Tyson’s life, and earned a sizable quantity of money from Instagram sponsorships in addition to bearing and rearing her brood.

In October 2021, she published her debut book, Love and Fury: The Magic and Mayhem of Life with Tyson.

In quick succession, How Does She Do It? Myself, Tyson, and the kids in September 2023.

While filming her family’s popular Netflix series, At Home With The Furys, Paris earned a substantial salary, a role that solidified her reputation as a household figure in the UK.

Culture experts went so far as to predict that the show would lead to her getting a spin-off as moms all over the world related to her grounded character.

Following its August 2023 debut, she went on to score two magazine covers (one with Fabulous), a fashion editorial with New Look, a major Christmas social media partnership with B&M, and two sponsored trips to Saudi Arabia.

6Paris and Tyson tied the knot in 2008 after getting together as teenagersCredit: parisfury1/Instagram

6They have since welcomed seven children and amassed a reported net worth of £70 millionCredit: Courtesy of Netflix

BIGGEST JOB OF ALL

Paris has made it clear that her top focus is raising her seven children, even with her busy schedule and public persona.

She has fourteen children with Tyson: Venezuela, eleven with Prince John James, seven with Prince Tyson II, five with Valencia, two with Prince Adonis Amaziah, two with Athena, and seven months with baby Rico.

October’s cover of OK! Magazine featured Paris on September 24, only one week after the birth of her youngest child in September of last year.

By the end of October, she had gone to Saudi Arabia to work with Tyson and done a book signing at Waterstones in Manchester’s famous Trafford Centre.

My family and my house are the most important things in my life.

Paris FuryNevertheless, in the midst of her spectacular solo career, Paris has also offered unvarnished glimpses into her life as a mother of seven children.

When it came to installing a curtain pole, she referred to herself as the “DIY Queen” on Instagram, shared stories about her teething infant, and said she was going to miss her kids when they went back to school.

“Like any mother, I think my home and family are the most important things in my life,” she remarked in August of last year.

“I’m a hands-on, busy parent who has a household to run and kids to raise.

Being a devoted wife and mother is the most essential thing in my opinion, therefore I go above and beyond to make sure Tyson and the kids are taken care of.

“I care more about their welfare and well-being than anything else on earth; when they’re happy, I’m happy.”

Thus, I happily dedicate the majority of my time to those priorities.

6Paris prioritises motherhood over everything and loves being a “hands-on parent”Credit: Instagram/@parisfury1

DOWN TO EARTH

Despite residing in a luxurious £1.7 million home, Paris is determined to instill in her children the same modest values that she was reared with.

She says she doesn’t spoil them on their birthdays, enjoys going grocery shopping at Asda, continues to wear Primark clothing, and asks them to help around the house.

Furthermore, when the family takes a vacation, she will never pay for her kids to travel first class.

She said to Fabulous, “I’ve done first class a few times, and every time I wonder, ‘why are we here?’ especially with all our kids.”

Nothing matters more to me than being a devoted wife and a decent mother.

Paris Fury

“In the economics, it is so much simpler.

“Those chairs cost money, and guests expect elegance, not my kids rolling around on the beds.

“Tyson and I are used to the noise, but I’m not going to ruin it for other people.”With my kids going crаzy in first class, I can’t be that person.

“Leaving them in economy and going first class would make me seem like a bad mother.”