‘We’re misrepresented’ – Paris Fury slams My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding for ‘putting traveller community in bad light’

TYSON FURY’S wife Paris has slammed My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding for its negative portrayal of the traveller community.

The 31-year-old has hit out at the former Channel 4 TV show ahead of the release of her book ‘Love and Fury’ which is set to hit the shelves on October 28.

Paris Fury believes My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding has given a negative representation of the traveller communityWBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury has six kids with wife Paris

Paris believes the documentary – which aired for four seasons between 2010-2015 – showed ‘gypsies in a horrible light’.

Asked by talkSPORT whether she thinks the traveller community is misrepresented, Paris said: “One million per cent it is.

“There’s so much out there, you had that documentary years back, ‘The Big Fat Gypsy Wedding’ that portrays full gypsies in a horrible light.   

“There’s someone like me and Tyson that will stand forward and say, ‘You know what, we’re like normal people, we come from gypsy background’.

“And we stand on our own two feet to show the world isn’t just one lump. Every culture, every race, every diversity, they’re their own individuals. 

“And you’ve got to take everyone as individuals and I think that happens a lot in the gypsy culture, you get a lot branded as one type and I don’t think that should happen at all. 

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“And in the book I explain that, I had that prejudice.”

Paris, who has six children with the unbeaten WBC heavyweight champion, has also predicted Fury will retire in two years.

She added: “I think for himself, I think he’ll do it for a few more years. He’s 33 now, I think until he’s 35. 

“I know Wladimir (Klitschko) and other men have gone on until they’re 40, but then do you keep going until you lose? 

“I don’t know, I wouldn’t like to see that from Tyson. I wouldn’t like him to keep going.

Paris has stated that she believes her partner Tyson will retire in two years

“There’s always going to be someone coming up younger and fresher if you’re over the hill, if you’re too far gone. 

“I just think another two-three years and Tyson should definitely hang up his gloves and call it a day.”

Paris has also discussed her horror at learning Tyson was abusing drugs, describing it as one of the ‘lowest points’ in her life.