To commemorate her birthday in December, she has been taking a vacation in New York City with her boxer spouse.

And Paris Fury, 31, gave her Instagram followers a view of her midriff by posting a picture of herself in a lift mirror wearing a distinctive bow top. This picture was part of a poignant message about life with husband Tyson, 33.

Late on Sunday night, Paris said on the social networking platform: “Life isn’t tied with a bow, but it’s still a gift.”

‘There’s @gypsyking101 in my my #mirrorselfie being a Wally. We had the best time in NY felt like a “Great Gatsby” scene, then singing around Central Park in a horse and carriage, shopping, dining and a birthday catch up.’ Paris could be seen wearing a stylish black cropped bow top in her picture, which she teamed with a pair of matching trousers. She wore lashings of make-up to highlight her pretty facial features while her long blonde hair rested gently on her shoulders.

In the photo, Boxer Tyson displayed his own sense of style by wearing a striking flowery suit.

He was wearing a black shirt with his sunglasses hooked over the material and the collar unbuttoned.

The athlete was spotted standing behind his wife in the elevator, sporting a pair of shoes with a silver and black pattern.

‘New York City is a tourist trap I don’t mind being trapped in,’ Paris wrote on Instagram alongside a few images of street scenes in Manhattan.

Paris stated last week that she was “relieved” to learn that her husband Tyson had bipolar disorder because it helped her better comprehend his illogical behavior.

Just two years after making his debut on the world stage with a commanding points victory over former champion Wladimir Klitschko, the heavyweight boxer received a diagnosis of the mental illness in 2017.

However, Fury’s mental health deteriorated after he tested positive for a performance-enhancing drug and was later stripped of his titles. He battled depression, alcoholism, and drug abuse, which caused the boxer to gain 140 pounds.

Paris, who was promoting her new memoir when she appeared on Tuesday’s Good Morning Britain, acknowledged that the diagnosis was somewhat of a relief after years of being aware of the issue but unable to address it.

“It was a relief, it cemented it,” she added. We didn’t question whether he was ill. From an early age, devils were present. Accepting what he was going through was so much simpler as a result.

“It was an illness; he isn’t selfish or bad because he wants to be.”

Extreme mood fluctuations, ranging from manic episodes to severe, depressive lows that can persist for weeks or even months at a time, are commonly associated with bipolar illness.

Fury’s behavior became progressively out of control during his three-year hiatus from the ring; while Paris, a mother of six, was pregnant, the boxer frequently vanished from the family home for days at a time.

She remembered: “He was drinking for days, partying, being addicted, crying all the time, or depressed.” Those were incredibly difficult days for me because I was pregnant at the time.

Fury emphasized how he still struggles with his mental health difficulties even though he was able to pull himself back from the brink of despair and rekindle his boxing career.

Last month, he posted on Instagram, saying, “Happy anniversary to me.” The Gypsy King was born on this day six years ago. I became the world’s unified heavyweight champion after defeating Wladimir Klitschko.

Soon after, I started having mental health issues. Therefore, mental health problems are a constant threat to everyone. regardless of who or what you are.

“I have fought a long, long, long, hard battle, and I still fight a long, hard battle every day.”