Tyson Fury and his wife Paris showed off their unique sense of style as they touched down in Saudi Arabia on Friday ahead of his highly anticipated fight.
The Gypsy King, 35, stunned in a custom-made emerald green suit covered in royal crowns and jewels.
In his unique style, he opted to leave his top at home and show off his chest full of hair.
To accessorize, the boxer wore a bright green cap, which he wore backwards, and a pair of black suede Chelsea boots.
Beside him, his wife Paros, 32, posed confidently as she stunned in an £1,800 long dressing gown from Camilla.
Unique: Tyson Fury, 35, and his wife Paris, 32, showed off their unique sense of style as they touched down in Saudi Arabia on Friday ahead of his highly anticipated fight
The garment featured lush green and opulent gold, reminiscent of the Grand Hotel Et De Milano, whose name is printed on the back.
Paris paired the look with Amina Muaddi Begum sling-back heels, worth over £1,000, and an emerald green Chanel handbag, worth over £1,600.
The pair posed confidently and grinned from cheek to cheek ahead of Saturday’s fight.
Two giants of boxing and mixed martial arts collide as WBC world champion Tyson takes on former UFC heavyweight king Francis Ngannou.
This will be Francis’ first ever boxing match, so not many will give him a chance to pull off an upset, although his incredible punching power means he remains a threat to the Gypsy King.
Tyson will be hoping to meet Francis’ challenge to stay on course for an uncontested showdown with Oleksandr Usyk in December or next year – and a loss is unthinkable given the vast difference in experience between the two.
It comes just after Tyson opened up about why he wasn’t at the hospital for the birth of his seventh child.
The couple welcomed Prince Rico Paris Fury to their growing brood last month, but he was unable to be at the hospital for the special moment.
Boxing: The pair dressed to the nines as they enjoyed some rest ahead of Tyson’s fight against Francis Ngannou on Saturday in Saudi Arabia (pictured at the weigh-in)
The Gypsy King appeared on Good Morning Britain and said: ‘Daddy gotta do what daddy gotta do. Bills need to be paid and things need to be sacrificed.
“Paris understands that if I’m in camp, I can’t be in the hospital all night. But I got to see him in the early morning hours after he was born, so that was fantastic.”
He also joked about his unhealthy diet, saying that in the lead-up to the fight he was still gorging on McDonald’s, marshmallows, beef burgers and Kit Kats and fighting on behalf of “all the dad bods and the chubsters.”
The couple are also parents to Venezuela, 13, Prince John James, 11, Prince Tyson II, seven, Valencia, five, Prince Adonis Amaziah, four, and Athena, two
Dad duties: It comes just after Tyson opened up about why he wasn’t in hospital last month for the birth of his seventh child, Prince Rico Paris Fury, to their ever-growing brood