Paris Fury gives a glimpse into the family’s new £8 million home on the tax haven of the Isle of Man

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Paris Fury recently shared a look inside her family’s new home – a spacious six-bedroom property on the Isle of Man, reportedly worth around £8 million.

I was so surprised to hear that Tyson Fury and his whole family – Paris and their eight kids – ended up moving to the island late last year! It seems Rachel Reeves’ new tax plans really influenced their decision, which is pretty wild to think about.

We moved to the most beautiful place – a huge, old farmhouse and stables, all built of stone. It’s out in the countryside, which is so peaceful, but still really close to Douglas, the capital, which is perfect for us.

Paris and Tyson have eight children: daughters Venezuela (16) and Valencia (8), and Athena, plus sons Prince John James (15), Prince Tyson II (9), Prince Adonis Amaziah (7), and Prince Rico Paris (2).

The couple used to live in Morecambe, Lancashire, but they reportedly love the Isle of Man.

Paris posted photos and videos on Instagram, showcasing her new home and a surprising visit from a group of sheep in her backyard.

She showed off her updated kitchen and mentioned she’s been focusing on healthy living since moving to the countryside.

Paris has been working on losing weight by eliminating sugar and sweets from her diet.

Documents filed with Companies House in London show that Tyson Fury, age 37, is now considered a resident of the island as of December 1st. He owns Tyson Fury Ltd., and is listed as its ultimate beneficial owner.

The update also applies to Paris Fury, age 36, who is listed as the owner of Paris Fury Ltd.

The famous heavyweight boxing champion, worth an estimated £160 million, and his family were seen in several places on the island before officially moving there.

These included him having a drink in the Peveril boozer in Peel.

The move to the island was so he could benefit from more favourable tax conditions.

The move was motivated by a wish to reduce taxes, particularly after changes to property taxes in mainland UK. The Isle of Man offered a more attractive tax system, with a maximum income tax rate of 21% and a limit on how much tax someone would pay, capped at £220,000.

This rate is significantly lower than the 40-45% typically seen in the UK, and there are also no taxes on profits from investments or inherited wealth.

The couple frequently shares updates about their lives with their fans on social media. For example, last August they had a beautiful wedding ceremony in the South of France, marking their third time getting married.

Paris and Tyson first got married in 2008 at a church in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, when Paris was 19 and Tyson was 21. They later reaffirmed their commitment with a vow renewal ceremony in New York City in April 2013.

Tyson met Paris met when she was 15, and they didn’t start dating until after Paris’ 16th birthday.

Paris recently shared with OK! magazine that when she and her husband renew their vows in January, she envisions a very intimate ceremony – just the two of them, without a large celebration.

Renewing our vows will be lovely. He’d love a really extravagant celebration, like our first wedding, but I’m hoping to keep things simple and understated this time.

Their wedding nearly didn’t go ahead when Tyson told Paris he wanted to postpone it so he could participate in the Olympics.

In her book, Love and Fury, she explained that her fiancé didn’t realize how much work was involved in planning a wedding.

After a series of arguments, and a particularly nasty fight with him at my mother’s house, I decided to end the wedding and our relationship.

The break-up was short-lived as Tyson sent an emotional text while he was holidaying in Ibiza.

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2026-03-13 20:06