PARIS Fury may be married to multi-millionaire boxing champion husband Tyson Fury, but she's making sure her family don't forget their traveller roots.
The mum-of-six took her bumper brood to stay in a trailer for their half term holidays and said they absolutely “loved” the experience.
Paris posted pictures of the swanky interior of the caravan they stayed in, which had a sleek, cream interior, wooden floors and a TV.
She wrote: “Had a good week in the trailer (caravan) for half term.
“The kids loved it.
“Even at bedtime they wanted to play out.”
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And far from slumming it, the Lancashire-based family stayed in an Exquisite VIP caravan, which can cost £40,000.
Paris and Tyson, who are expecting their seventh baby, have often said they want to keep their kids grounded and honouring their traveller roots.
In her book, Love and Fury: The Magic and Mayhem of Life with Tyson, Paris shared how she grew up in a traveller family and didn’t use the loo or shower in her family’s trailer.
Paris, whose maiden name was Mulroy, revealed she had to queue in the freezing cold to have a wash.
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Her parents had their own 24-foot trailer, while Paris slept with two siblings in their own one next door.
Paris wrote: “In keeping with Gypsy tradition, we chose not to use our indoor bathrooms.
“Because the shower and toilet cubicles were so near to the cooking and eating areas, Travellers considered it unhygienic to use them – or to launder clothes and tea- towels in the kitchen – so we’d head outside to our purpose- built wash block instead.
“Anyone unfamiliar with our community might have found this ritual quite strange, but it was an age-old part of our culture that we became totally accustomed with.
“The four Mulroy kids got used to waiting their turn in the bath shed queue; it certainly hardened us to the elements, especially in the middle of winter.”
Paris said her mum kept their trailer immaculate and looking like a “show home”, and would pack their storage cupboards full of games, books, clothes and make-up.
Paris and Tyson first got together in 2006, and now have six children together; Venezuela, 13, Prince John James, 10, Prince Tyson II, six, Valencia, five, Prince Adonis Amaziah, four, and Athena, one.
The couple tied the knot in 2009, but she revealed the heavyweight champ asked her out "a lot of times" before she finally agreed to a date.
They now live in a £550,000 home in Morecambe, which has a lavish Versace decor, golden thrones and Paris' epic walk-in wardrobe.
Paris estimates that their designer shoe collection set her back roughly £50,000 while she also proudly has six different-coloured quilted Chanel bags on display.
Paris spoke out about wanting to "carry on the great Traveller tradition" in her biography, saying it is her “duty” to look after her husband and kids.
The Morecambe-based mum said: “Sometimes people would ask me why I didn’t employ any hired help – it wasn’t as if we couldn’t afford it – but that just wasn’t the Traveller way.
“As proud and dedicated wives and mothers, we considered it our duty and our privilege to look after our homes and children ourselves.”
She added that she is keen to set a good example to her children.
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Paris explained: “I didn’t like the idea of them growing up with chefs and cleaners grafting away around us while I waltzed around all day looking glamorous.”
The couple previously announced they took daughter Venezuela out of school at the age of 11, as it is the “traveller way.”
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