Paris Fury Shares Candid Views on Botox and Parenting Fears
Paris Fury, the wife of heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury and mother to seven children, has exclusively opened up about her stance on cosmetic procedures and her concerns for her teenage daughter, Venezuela, aged 16. In a refreshingly honest interview, the 36-year-old discusses her busy life, beauty secrets, and why she steers clear of tweakments like Botox.
A Hectic Life with No Room for Cosmetic Procedures
While Tyson Fury is in Thailand training for his comeback match, Paris is holding the fort at home, managing their large family. She reveals that her days are packed with activities, from helping Venezuela plan her upcoming May wedding to filming the next season of their popular Netflix documentary series. Despite the chaos, Paris embraces her natural beauty philosophy, emphasizing a simple routine of cleanliness and minimal makeup.
"I don't really believe in it," Paris says about cosmetic surgery. "I'm a big believer in natural beauty. Maybe I'm old-fashioned." She recalls a health scare in her early twenties that solidified her decision to avoid any procedures requiring anesthesia, citing a fear of complications like uneven eyebrows from Botox.
Fears for Teenage Daughter Venezuela
One of Paris's primary concerns is the influence of beauty trends on her eldest daughter, Venezuela. She expresses worry about young girls as young as 14 getting lip fillers and other tweakments, urging a "less is more" approach. "I don't want her in this age of girls following suit," Paris explains. "What happened to growing old gracefully?" She aims to instill self-appreciation and healthy skin care habits in her daughter, rather than chasing fleeting trends.
Beauty Secrets and Collagen Advocacy
Paris attributes her glowing appearance to a straightforward regimen: washing off makeup nightly and taking Eternal Collagen supplements daily. She has ditched other supplements and now swears by this product, which she promotes as an ambassador. "It's the strongest collagen supplement you can buy," she claims, noting improvements in her energy levels, hair growth, and overall health since starting it six months ago.
Friends and family, including her mother Lynda, have also adopted the supplement, with Paris emphasizing the importance of self-care. "Always fill your cup up - or your family will fall apart," she quotes, highlighting how inner health reflects outwardly.
Downtime and Family Moments
When asked about her perfect day, Paris describes enjoying retail therapy with Venezuela, often browsing stores like River Island without splurging on luxury brands. With the kids, she prefers active outings like ball pits or bowling to keep them entertained and tire them out. Despite the demands of motherhood and public life, Paris remains grounded, cherishing these simple pleasures and maintaining her down-to-earth persona.
