Paris and Tyson Fury transform £1.7m mansion into Peppa Pig World for Rico's lavish first birthday

The Furys never do things by half and that was one again evident after they threw their son Rico an epic first birthday party.

Mum-of-seven Paris took to Instagram to share the special occasion with her followers and thank them for their will wishes. She uploaded a series of snaps showing a huge balloon arch with a Peppa Pig inflatable as Rico sat in matching Peppa Pig pyjamas and a birthday hat. He also wore an extravagant gold chain which had his dummy attached as he got ready to open the pile of gifts - also wrapped in the animated show's paper.

Topping off the celebration was a Peppa Pig cake and a puppet pack inside a kids-size basketball and ball pool. She shared more snaps to her Stories too, including an adorable dad and son picture in which more Peppa balloons were on show. The duo were seen beaming for the camera as the tot sat on heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury's lap.

The official Instagram account for Peppa Pig couldn't help but wish the youngster a great day, commenting: "Have an oinktastic birthday, Rico," much to the delight of Paris who sent a sweet thank you back.

The birthday wishes continued to flow in in the comments section. Molly-Mae Hague, who used to be engaged to Tyson's brother, also shared the love by liking the post. It's said Tyson and Paris had become "relationship counsellors" to the former Love Island couple following their recent shock break-up.

A source recently told Heat magazine: "They feel like they need to be the grown-ups and guide Molly and Tommy through this. Paris doesn't want Molly to think they are taking Tommy's side, because she knows how difficult it could be to get things back on track after that, but she truly feels that they still have a strong future - if Tommy gets his s*** together."

Rico is Tyson and Paris' youngest child. The duo met when Paris was 14. They also share Venezuela, 13, Prince John James, 11, Prince Tyson II, seven, Valencia, five, Prince Adonis, four, Athena, two, and latest arrival Prince Rico Paris. All the boys in the clan share the same first moniker.

Tyson and Paris, who tied the knot in 2008, previously explained the decision behind the unique connection. In 2020 the Gypsy King explained that it's because they aren't ready to become kings yet. Speaking in ITV documentary Tyson Fury: The Gypsy King, he said: "I'm a king and they're princes until they earn their rightful name."

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