Tyson Fury and wife Paris enjoy romantic getaway to the countryside

Tyson Fury and wife Paris enjoyed a rare break from their brood of seven children with a romantic getaway to the picturesque Yorkshire countryside on Monday.

The boxer, 35, and blonde beauty, 34, shared a slew of sun-soaked snaps to social media during their trip to the luxurious £600-per-night Grantley Hall Resort.

While Tyson opted for a polo shirt and shorts, Paris stunned in a plunging green floral dress and long with a quilted Chanel bag which costs an whopping £7K.

The couple, who wed in 2008, made the most of the sunny weather and strolled through the properties luscious grounds before enjoying a Sunday roast on the patio.

It comes after the family, who are estimated to be worth £180M, enjoyed a trip to Blackpool Pleasure Beach.

Paris once again took to her Instagram Stories with a slew of snaps as the kids joined their famous father on the iconic rides. 

Tyson and Paris are proud parents to seven children, Venezuela, 13, Prince John James, 11, Prince Tyson II, seven, Valencia, five, Prince Adonis Amaziah, five, and Athena, two, Prince Rico, nine months. 

Paris previously revealed in her memoir, How Does She Do It? that she had tried to hire a childminder but they wouldn’t commit to helping with her then six children after visiting her £1.7million Morecambe mansion.  

Paris wrote: ‘At one stage when I was feeling particularly frazzled, I did toy with the idea of employing a nanny.’

‘My chosen candidate came over to see the children in their home environment one afternoon and within hours she emailed me politely to rule herself out.’  

Paris continued: ‘The kids had been especially wild that day, so I could hardly blame her!’

The stay at home mother, who is the wife of boxing legend Tyson Fury, welcomed their seventh child in September: Prince Rico Paris Fury.

It comes after Tyson was handed a one-week ban from boxing following his defeat to Oleksandr Usyk last month.

The athlete suffered his first professional defeat at the hands of Oleksandr Usyk, losing split decision after the judges scored the bout 115-112, 113-114, 114-113.

It meant that Usyk became the first boxer since Lennox Lewis in 1999 to unify the heavyweight division after taking the WBC title off Fury, which was added to his WBA (Super), WBO, IBF and IBO titles.

Fury was in big trouble on the ropes at one stage of the fight with many arguing that the referee could have stopped it.

It has been revealed that the UAE Boxing Commission gave him a rather meaningless one-week medical suspension which meant that he would not have been allowed to fight until this weekend.

The Brit suffered nothing more than cuts and bruising from the brutal 12-round contest. 

The duo look set to run it back later this year with promoter Frank Warren confirming his fighter’s intention to activate his rematch clause.

‘There will be a rematch,’ Warren said. ‘I think it will be better than the original fight.’

‘They both know each other, they’ve shared the ring and they’ll be looking to use what they’ve gained from the fight as an advantage to beat their opponent.’