Tyson Fury treated his family to a sumptuous £557 food delivery during lockdown as part of their elegant Easter celebration in Morecambe. The WBC heavyweight champion and his spouse, Paris, feasted on pizzas, mixed grill platters, chicken wings, steak meals, and his new favorite Middlesbrough specialty, Parmo, which is breaded chicken with béchamel sauce.

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Paris’s parents and their five children joined them at their Lancashire home for the feast. When the delivery man showed up, Tyson told him to keep two meters away while he unloaded the bags of food and stacked pizza boxes. He kindly gave the driver a £100 gratuity in appreciation of his hard work.

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An observer observed Tyson’s cheerful demeanor and quoted him as stating, “During lockdown, we have nothing else to spend our money on.” Paris made sure they complied with lockdown rules by helping to bring in the food and emphasizing that it was only for their family.

A special Easter treat was also given to their children, whose girls are Venezuela, 10, and Valencia Amber, 2, and their sons are Prince John James, 8, Prince Tyson Fury II, 3, and Prince Adonis Amaziah, 1. Paris posted a picture of a dining table laden with chocolate Easter eggs on Instagram. Despite the limitations, the Fury family made the most of their time together and ate a festive and filling lunch.

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