Tyson and Paris Fury enjoyed their well-deserved holiday with plenty of social media photos showing the boxing legend being pampered by his much-loved wife On the £18,000-a-night yacht😍😍

Tyson and Paris Fury wrapped up their luxurious holiday in France with a budget flight back to the UK, opting for a regular Jet2 flight from Nice instead of a private jet. This choice came just weeks after Tyson hinted at his retirement from boxing following a successful career.

Tyson Fury and his family enjoyed a nice getaway in Cannes this week

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The Furys stayed on a £18,000-a-night yacht

A personal chef was on board to cater to the family's every need

The family enjoyed their time soaking up the sun on a stunning yacht, which cost a staggering £18,000 per night and featured amenities like a jacuzzi and spacious living and dining areas. Just hours after their final night on the yacht, they were spotted checking in for their flight back home, with Tyson’s father, John, helping to manage the kids.

During their sunny getaway, Tyson and John engaged in several runs, likely to offset the indulgent French cuisine and drinks they enjoyed. Despite Tyson’s hints at retirement after his sixth-round knockout of Dillian Whyte at Wembley, he has yet to officially confirm his retirement or vacate his WBC heavyweight title.

The Furys had a whale of a time on the pricey vessel

But the family opted to take a budget airline flight back to Manchester instead of a private jet

Paris was on buggy duty as they made the Furys made their way through Nice airport

The WBC has stated that they will not pressure him for a decision on his future for a whole year, according to WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman. He mentioned, “We have one year to have the next mandatory fight,” indicating that the organization will wait for Tyson’s decision before considering a series of fights or tournaments.

At 33, Fury appears to have no plans to return to the ring, despite the potential for a lucrative undisputed showdown against the winner of the upcoming Anthony Joshua-Oleksandr Usyk rematch. For now, he seems focused on enjoying family time and his well-deserved break from boxing.