Tyson Fury mocks wife Paris as she shows off new gadget that helps her navigate their £1.7million mansion

PARIS Fury has shown off an unconventional way of getting around her £1.7million mansion.

The 34-year-old mother-of-seven lives in a Versace-style mansion in the seaside town of Morecambe, Lancashire, with her husband Tyson, 35, and their children.

The couple has come a long way.

Just 15 years ago they built a one-bedroom gypsy-style cottage for £35,000 on the site of Tyson’s father’s scrapyard.

Now, Paris has hilariously revealed that she gets around her property on an electric scooter.

She shared a video on Instagram of herself riding a horse through the Fury family’s garden.

Tyson, behind the camera, can be heard saying: “That’s Paris on a scooter.

“Imagine she fell and scraped her legs.

“Then she would blame me.”

Their eldest son, 11-year-old Prince John James, hilariously confirmed his father’s words.

“He, as a husband, knows that if I fall, it will be his fault,” Paris later wrote under the video.

“Even if he’s not in the room.”

Paris and Tyson’s other children are Venezuela, 14, Prince Tyson II (also known as Tutty), seven, Valencia, five, Prince Adonis Amaziah, five, Athena, two, and Rico, 10 months.

Their asphalt garden features the Gypsy King logo.

Though it’s unlikely the Fury clan will stay there for long.

Pairs and Tyson are looking for a £4 million permanent home in the affluent Cheshire village of Styal.

The house is located in the so-called Golden Triangle, an affluent area of ​​Cheshire, home to footballers and celebrities.

The couple, who married 14 years ago, hope to transform the neglected car park into a luxury ‘Grand Designs’ residence with a swimming pool, hot tub and cinema.

Currently, the area is overgrown, there is a pond of a gloomy color on it, and it has also become a dumping ground for used cars.

They initially planned to demolish the eight-bedroom main house and replace it with a six-bedroom home.

However, since plans for the renovation were first proposed in May 2023, the Fury family have faced a number of issues from unhappy neighbours, as well as wildlife concerns.

Bats were discovered roosting in the attic, meaning the owners had to abandon hope of completely eradicating them.

Instead, they now hope to extend the existing residence and install a music room, games area, breakfast and garden room, as well as a cinema in the basement.