WE all know that Paris Fury is a regular at Asda, B&M and Home Bargains.
The mother-of-seven is a bargain hunter, despite having a combined fortune of around £70million with heavyweight champion Tyson (35).
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But when it comes to her kids, there’s a different kind of store Paris, 34, likes to shop at.
The two-time author shared on Instagram last night that she “loves to buy from small businesses.”
Why? “It’s so personal,” she says.
Paris ordered some clothes for her younger children from clothing boutique Jollytots.
And when the package arrived, the brand had included a multipack of Kinder chocolate bars for the little Fury family members.
Paris shared her excitement about the package on Instagram and promoted her business.
Jollytots is a boutique ‘children’s designer clothing’ store based in Falkirk, Scotland.
The brand also delivers to the UK, hence the order from Paris.
“Jollytots has been around since 1990,” reads an advertising text.
“Donna has been the owner of the store for 34 years and has built up a large customer base with top brands for children.
“She is always looking for ways to add more brands to her portfolio.”
Earlier this month, the Fury family celebrated baby Rico’s first birthday.
He is the seventh child of Paris and Tyson.
The couple from Morecambe also share Venezuela (14), Prince John James (11) and Prince Tyson II (aka Tutty) (8).
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Their youngest children are Valencia, six, Prince Adonis Amaziah, five, and Athena, three.
According to Paris, a proud Gypsy, her community “takes pride in keeping up appearances.”
That means having both ‘a sparkling clean caravan’ and ‘nicely dressed children’.
She shared this insight in her 2023 memoir, How does she do it?.
The Love Story of Paris and Tyson Fury
Fabulous delves into how Paris and Tyson first met, and when they tied the knot…
Tyson grew up in an Irish Traveller family in Wythenshawe, Manchester, while Paris grew up in a traditional Traveller family in Doncaster, South Yorks.
The couple first met when she was 15 years old, at a mutual friend’s wedding.
They met again by chance on Paris’ 16th birthday and married traditionally two years later, in 2008.
The lovebirds married at St Peter-in-Chains Catholic Church in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, inviting 300 guests to the special day.
