He is known for his bruising power in the boxing ring.
But Tyson Fury showed his softer side on Thursday as he held a lavish dinosaur themed fourth birthday party for his son Tyson.
The boxer, 31, was even mauled by animatronic dinosaurs to the delight of his son and their party guests.
Happy birthday! Tyson Fury held a lavish party for his son Tyson’s fourth birthday party on Thursday
Videos shared on Instagram by Tyson’s wife Paris show the fun bash as the family enjoyed their day.
Dinosaur events company Teach Rex brought the very lifelike reptiles to the party.
Snaps show young Tyson posing in front of a large light-up ‘4’ sign and blowing out the candles on his dinosaur cake.
Roar! The boxer, 31, was even mauled by animatronic dinosaurs to the delight of his son and their party guests
Big day: Young Tyson appeared delighted with his dinosaur themed day and even had dinosaur cupcakes
Scary: The heavyweight champion held up his son to the life-like prehistoric reptiles at the party
Uploading a photo of the family, Paris said: ‘Our world. Had a great day all round thank you everyone who helped make it special. Also all his friends for coming.’
The Furys are parents to Venezuela, 10, Prince John James, eight, Prince Tyson Fury II, four, Valencia Amber, two, and Prince Adonis Amaziah, one.
In March, Tyson gave a hilarious insight into life in coronavirus lockdown on Good Morning Britain, as he lamented being unable to get rid of the huge amounts of rubbish they’re getting through.
Getting mauled: Dinosaur events company Teach Rex brought the very lifelike reptiles to the party
Family day: Snaps show the dinosaur themed party which was decorated with balloons and jungle plants
Prehistoric party: The family posed with the realistic dinosaurs as they enjoyed a memorable day together
Happy families: The Furys are parents to Venezuela, 10, Prince John James, eight, Prince Tyson Fury II, four, Valencia Amber, two, and Prince Adonis Amaziah, one
The heavyweight champion told Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid that despite being unable to train at the gym he’s still keeping fit with daily at-home workouts, and he’s enjoying spending more time with his family.
Tyson told Piers and Susanna that’s keeping positive during the COVID-19 lockdown, and said he’s embracing the chance to spend more time with his children.
He said: ‘There is positives to take out of everything, the positive for me is I get to spend a lot of time with my family and do lots of family activities. When this is all over and done I’ll think that was a good time.’
Staying at home: In March, Tyson gave a hilarious insight into life in coronavirus lockdown on Good Morning Britain, as he lamented being unable to get rid of the huge amounts of rubbish they’re getting through
Piers also asked Tyson how he’s handling being unable to maintain his gruelling gym regime during the lockdown, with the boxer admitting he’s come up with fun alternatives.
He explained: ‘It’s quite difficult because I’m not able to go to gyms and train, however I have been doing every morning a workout video live on Instagram.
‘It’s helping people’s fitness and mental health. Everyone goes nuts in the front room while we’re working out.’
Tyson also hilariously told Piers and Susanna that with a family of seven at home, they’re getting through more food than ever, leaving a huge amount of rubbish to dispose of.
Occupied:Tyson told Piers and Susanna that’s keeping positive during the COVID-19 lockdown, and said he’s embracing the chance to spend more time with his children
He said: ‘The bins come in my area once every two weeks, I have a truckload of rubbish to take to the tip and I can’t take it. I’ve got to wait until next Monday before the bin man comes.
‘Having the kids off school all day every day we’re going through that much food and rubbish is just unbelievable.’
Indeed, the star recently gave a glimpse of just how much food the family get through after he shared the whopping bill of over £500 for a takeaway meal they received.
Amid the order was a stack of pizzas, mixed grill platters, king prawns, steak and chicken wings to feed the family, which also included Paris’ parents.
Where’s it all going? He also said that with a family of seven at home, they’re getting through more food than ever, leaving a huge amount of rubbish to dispose of