Retired two-time world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury just remarried wife Paris, 35, in a close ceremony in a picturesque church in the south of France, surrounded by their seven children.
The husband and wife renewed their vows this week in the Saint-Martin-Augustin church situated in the Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur in France.
Tyson shared the news and pics with his 6.7 million followers on Instagram: "Paris Fury and I got married again, third time lucky. We had the most beautiful day in sof [South of France]. It holds a lot of special memories for us."
It's not clear which day this took place, but it was Tyson's 37th birthday on August 12 and the news was posted online the following morning.
Tyson first wed Paris in 2008 at St. Peter in Chains Catholic Church in Doncaster when the groom was 21 and the bride just 19. They renewed their vows in April 2013 in New York. The teenage sweethearts first met when Paris was 15, but they only started dating after she turned 16.
The couple have seven children together: Venezuela (15), Prince John James (13), Prince Tyson II (9), Valencia (7), Prince Adonis Amaziah (6), Athena (4), Prince Rico (2).
Paris wore a bespoke white dress while Tyson donned a relaxed cream shirt, white shorts and sandals in the intimate ceremony.
Speaking to OK! Magazine in January, Paris was asked about renewing their vows, "It'll be nice to reaffirm our vows. If he had his way, he'd have it like a circus, a whole 'Big Fat Gypsy Wedding!' But I think I'll go subtle.
"I don't want a big ceremony or a big wedding, I'd like something with just me and him."
The Fury family are currently filming a second series on Netflix.
'The Gypsy King' announced his retirement earlier this year, following his second defeat to Oleksandr Usyk. However, just last month he announced his comeback, eyeing a trilogy showdown with the undisputed heavyweight champion in 2026.