Paris Fury has shared heartfelt photos of her lookalike mother, Lynda Mulroy, just days before welcoming her seventh child. The glamorous wife of boxing champion Tyson Fury praised her mother as “the best guide she could have wished for,” highlighting their close bond in a series of photos on Instagram.

In her post, Paris included pictures of her parents with Tyson and their six children: Venezuela (13), Prince John James (10), Prince Tyson II, Valencia (5), Prince Adonis Amaziah (4), and Athena (2). She expressed deep gratitude for her mother’s teachings, stating, “Mam was the best guide and teacher I could have wished for. Her patience, wisdom, and common sense were boundless.”

Paris recounted how Lynda taught her essential life skills, such as managing a household budget, paying bills, and organizing family appointments. She shared how her mother meticulously sorted and filed family paperwork, ensuring everything ran smoothly. Paris emphasized that her mother continues to play a vital role in their family, with her children loving Lynda just as much as she does.

Despite now being worth £70 million, Paris grew up in a traveler community in Doncaster, where she didn’t experience the luxuries many may assume. In her book, Love and Fury: The Magic and Mayhem of Life with Tyson, she described the challenges of her childhood, including queuing in the cold for washes, as her family adhered to traditional traveler customs that kept them from using indoor bathrooms.

Paris reminisced about their family life in a 24-foot trailer, where her mother maintained an immaculate home filled with games, books, clothes, and makeup. The children shared sleeping spaces, preferring to snuggle together rather than sleep alone. Each night, Lynda prepared hearty meals, fostering a warm environment where they would eat, chat, play games, and watch movies together.

As Paris prepares for her seventh child, she reflects fondly on the lessons and love imparted by her mother, continuing the legacy of family and togetherness.