Tyson Fury was spotted with wife Paris taking out the rubbish at a local landfill in Morecambe – where the couple live with their seven children😍😍

Tyson Fury, 35, was spotted with his wife Paris, 34, at a local rubbish tip in Morecambe, where they live with their seven children. The couple was busy disposing of rubbish, with Tyson taking a phone call during the process. He wore a navy blue tracksuit, complemented by a white baseball cap and sunglasses that hid the injuries from his recent fight.

Tyson Fury returns to reality with a bump as he heads to the rubbish tip  with wife Paris after losing £80m fight

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Tyson Fury takes trip to the tip in first public appearance since Oleksandr  Usyk defeat - YouTube

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Tyson Fury heads to TIP with wife Paris as he's seen for first time since  making £80m in shock Usyk loss in Saudi Arabia | The Sun

Paris sported denim shorts and a white t-shirt, tying her signature blonde hair back in a high ponytail while helping Tyson unload bags from their car.

After his fight in Riyadh, Tyson returned to Morecambe on a £34 million private jet. His match against Oleksandr Usyk marked his first career defeat, a split decision that he believed he had won. While Paris did not attend the fight, she paid tribute to her husband on social media, affirming that he is “still the best man” in her eyes. Other family members, including his younger brother Tommy Fury, supported him at the event.

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Following the fight, Tyson expressed his thoughts on the intense bout, stating, “We punch of each other for 12 rounds.” He mentioned his plans to enjoy family time and discuss future fights with promoter Frank Warren. Despite the loss, Tyson has an automatic rematch clause and shows no signs of retirement, saying he’s “still loving the game.”

At his post-fight press conference, he reflected on his career, emphasizing that he boxes out of passion rather than necessity. “I’m boxing because I love it,” he stated, expressing uncertainty about when he would retire but affirming that as long as he enjoys it, he will continue.