Paris Fury says relationships ‘are never 50/50’ as she tells how she is looking after her seven kids solo while Tyson trains for a fight – 10 days after giving birth to a son

Paris Fury has given insight into her relationship with husband Tyson as she revealed relationships are ‘never 50/50’.

The TV personality, 33, appeared on Lorraine via video link on Wednesday as she spoke ten days after the birth of her and Tyson’s seventh child.

She gave insight into boxer Tyson’s grueling training regime and shared how she is caring for their newborn son and six other children alone while he trains for a fight.

Paris stressed that relationships are all about ‘give and take’ as she explained how Tyson, 35, will take over childcare after his big fight next month.

She said: ‘He’s training for a fight at the moment so I’m at home with the kids but when he comes back he’ll take over.

‘Relationships are never 50/50, sometimes they are 60/40. It’s all about give and take.’

Tyson will face former heavyweight champion Francis Ngannou in the boxing ring in a highly anticipated crossover bout in Saudi Arabia on October 28.

Tyson and Paris are childhood sweethearts and married when they were 21 and 19 respectively, with Tyson achieving great fame as a boxer.

Speaking about his rise to the spotlight, Paris said they have “grown” with the fame and also discussed his struggles with ADHD and bipolar disorder.

She continued, “I’ve been with Tyson for so long, we’ve grown with the fame and we have each other back.

‘Especially with the problems he’s had in the past. He knows I’m there for him and I know he’s there for me.’

Paris also told how she was asked to continue on I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! just five days after giving birth, in which she talked about how she refused because it wasn’t the right time.

‘I got a call when the baby was about five days old asking if I wanted to come into the jungle and I said ‘no no no’. It’s okay if it’s the right time, but no,” she said.

The Furys: The couple are already parents to Venezuela, 13, Prince John James, 11, Prince Tyson II, seven, Valencia Amber, five, Prince Adonis Amaziah, four, and Athena, two

Candid: The TV personality, 33, appeared on Lorraine via video link on Wednesday as she told how she is doing childcare solo while Tyson trains for his upcoming fight in a grueling regime

‘I never chose this life, we were pushed into fame. Going away for weeks wouldn’t suit me. But never say never.’

Paris and Tyson announced that they welcomed their seventh child together on September 19: a baby boy.

The couple are already parents to Venezuela, 13, Prince John James, 11, Prince Tyson II, seven, Valencia Amber, five, Prince Adonis Amaziah, four, and Athena, two.

Announcing the birth of her seventh child OK! Magazine, Paris revealed that her son was born at 2.29am weighing 2.5kg, but has not yet revealed his name.

She said: “We are over the moon to have welcomed our baby boy into the Fury family. His siblings can’t wait to meet him and create lots of Fury fun!

“Our boy is the most perfect addition and we are bursting with love for him. It’s crazy how you can love someone so quickly.’

Proud dad Tyson followed the announcement by sharing a sweet photo of the couple with their son standing in front of a sunflower wall at the hospital.

Fans quickly took to the comments section to speculate on what the couple’s seventh child could be called.

One user wrote: ‘Can’t wait to hear the name – congratulations!’ while another said: ‘Congratulations – I can’t wait to hear what you named him.’

Family: Paris said relationships are never ’50/50′ and insisted it’s all about ‘give and take’ as she explained how Tyson, 35, will take over childcare after his fight next month

One user then tried to guess the baby’s name, writing: ‘I can’t wait to hear his name. We are thinking about Tyson’s father.’

Others agreed, with one writing, “That would definitely be a nice gesture for Tyson’s dad.”

Bookmakers seem to agree with fans as John is currently the 7/1 second favorite name for the baby, just behind Patrick at 4/1.

Other names that have been suggested for the toddler include Thomas/Tommy at 1/16 and Tyson III at 1/25.