Tyson Fury’s wife Paris says she’s not comfortable being a grandmother at her daughter’s meetings after 16 years

You need to know

• Fury Fury admitted she “wouldn’t have been comfortable” being a grandmother before she reached her 40s

• His daughter, Venezuela Paris, with whom he shares a husband Tyson Fury, encouraged Noah’s prices on his 16th birthday

• “I couldn’t be the little old-looking granny. I’d have to be the youngest-looking granny,” said the mother of seven.

Fury Fury doesn’t want to be a grandma anytime soon.

Three weeks after his eldest daughter Venezuela Fury, with whom she shares a husband Tyson Fury, encouraged Noah the price at his 16th birthday party, Paris, 35, told Jehovah Daily mail He wouldn’t be comfortable, he didn’t call his grandmother.

“I’ll smile, but I really don’t think I’m ready to be a grandmother,” The At home with the Fuleys The Star said. “I couldn’t be a good-looking old granny. I’d have to be the youngest Granny ever – a good-looking one.”

While Paris herself was only 19 when she married the professional boxer in November 2008, she told the outlet that she wanted to have her teenage daughter prior to having time to ‘grow your bonds’ before taking on the responsibilities of motherhood.

“I put him, Venezuela, enjoy your life, travel, see places, even if they are together,” although I am all of them, “although I do not believe that there is anything more fulfilled than my mother.”

“I grew up as a mother, and I said many times I couldn’t change,” Paris continued. “But I think when you have children, you have to think about them first. You don’t put yourself first anymore. You have other people to take care of, so, it’s good to wait a little while.”

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As for how Paris reacted when her daughter was involved at just 16 years old? While admitting he was ‘shocked,’ The How do you do? Kids, Tyson & Me The writer made it clear that he would ‘fully support’ the couple’s decision.

“She’s growing up. It’s coming faster than ever,” her daughter said of her daughter.

Added the mother: “Venezuela is only young, she is 16 years old and engaged, but we are very happy for her, and it is her choice in life.”

“It’s a lovely moment, that’s what I say to him, to enjoy this moment, to enjoy where you are,” he continues. “I’m proud of him. I’ve said it in Venezuela. He was shown different paths in life and given different opportunities, and this is what he chose.”

While others have been more and more critical of the youth’s decision after sharing the big news on social media, Paris realized that her daughter was doing nothing but “doing for herself and what she’s doing.”

“He is not lost, he is not a young person who says he doesn’t know what to do in life or what I want to be, he knows what he wants to do,” he emphasized Daily mail. “He is like me but also in other ways, he is like his father because he is a determined person.”

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