Inside Paris and Tyson Fury's trip to Blackpool Pleasure Beach as secret talent emerges

Paris Fury has given a sneak peak inside their fun-filled family trip to Blackpool's Pleasure Beach Resort at the weekend - and revealed her husband Tyson's secret talent.

The couple travelled from their home in Morecambe to the amusement park with many of their seven children. They were pictured enjoying some of the rides and carnival games as they basked in the glorious seaside sunshine.

Paris, 34, shared a series of pictures to her 1.8 million followers of the day out. It followed her sharing a close-up look at a typical morning in her house and the realities of being a mum-of-seven.

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Paris first shared an adorable snap of her youngest child, Prince Rico, in his cot. She described the youngster as ‘absolutely adorable’, and wrote: "Instagram vs Reality…"

In the next Instagram story post, she shared a video of Rico clapping his hands. the video was taken by six-year-old Valencia and she could be heard saying: "Copy mum Rico."

Viewers could then hear in the background another of Paris’ children shout: "Dad I’m going downstairs." The mum then shouted: "No, I’ll tell you once and once only, go in your bedroom and make your bed."

The At Home with Fury's stars then travelled to the Pleasure Beach resort for some family fun and Paris shared a selfie picture with Tyson pushing two of their children in a double pram.

The family were then pictured trying their hand at some of the games - and Paris revealed her husband's secret talent of arcade basketball. He was joined by his young children as he attempted to win them a prize.

Paris wrote: "He did get it in, on his last shot. 1 giant pink elephant now sitting in our house."

Tyson was then seen proudly enjoying one of the children's rides before Paris posted another adorable video captioned: "OMG he was falling asleep on the ride. It was just so cute."

Tyson then surprised the cast of Pleasure Beach Resort’s Hot Ice Show with an unexpected visit. The heavyweight boxer took time out of his visit to speak with the skaters as they prepare for the opening of Hot Ice Eternity on July 4.

This year, 12 of the skaters are performing in Hot Ice for the first time, so Fury shared some invaluable advice on maintaining composure under pressure and preparing for a stellar performance. He shared personal anecdotes from his boxing career and emphasised the importance of mental preparation, focus and resilience – qualities that are equally crucial for athletes and performers alike.

"Keeping cool under pressure is all about preparation and mindset,” Fury told the cast. “Whether that’s stepping into the ring or onto the ice, it’s important to keep your cool, trust your training, and believe in yourself. The spotlight can be intimidating, but it’s also your moment to shine."

It’s not the first time Fury has demonstrated his interest in ice skating, having sent a motivational video message to Ryan Thomas ahead of his stint on Dancing on Ice earlier this year.

Amanda Thompson OBE, CEO of Pleasure Beach, said: "We were thrilled to have Tyson Fury pay a visit to our talented Hot Ice cast and his wisdom will be invaluable, particularly for the skaters who are performing for the first time this year. While the sporting disciplines may be different, the focus and athleticism required to be successful on the ice is incredibly similar to what is required in the ring.

"Tyson’s words of encouragement have undoubtedly boosted the morale of our cast as they prepare for what promises to be a fantastic opening night."

Hot Ice combines sport and performance and features 30 of the world’s best figure skaters, including Olympic skaters and stars of BBC’s Dancing on Ice. This year’s production, Hot Ice Eternity, runs from July 4 until September 7.

It has a mixture of evening or matinee performances, and guests who have an eTicket for Pleasure Beach can see the matinee performance on the day of their visit for free. Tickets can be booked here.