Oleksandr Usyk’s team send classy message to Tyson Fury after he reveals wife Paris is pregnant with seventh child

OLEKSANDR USYK’S promoter posted a classy message after Tyson Fury announced his seventh child is on the way.

The Gypsy King announced wife Paris is pregnant this week with a heartwarming snap of a date night they shared.

Instagram / @parisfury1The Furys announced Paris is pregnant with their seventh child[/caption]

Instagram @alex.krassyukOleksandr Usyk’s promoter Alexander Krassyuk, right, posted a touching message to the couple[/caption]

And despite falling out with Usyk’s camp over the collapse of his proposed fight with the Ukrainian, promoter Alexander Krassyuk has offered up his well wishes.

He replied to Paris’ Instagram announcement saying: “Wow Congrats mate @tysonfury. Great job. Wishing love, happiness and all the best to your family .”

Talks between the two parties failed this week with both blaming each other for the breakdown.

Krassyuk accused Fury of making “unacceptable demands” which were disrespectful to a world champion like Usyk.

But Fury claimed Usyk was running scared and never wanted to fight him, suggesting he was “never man enough to tangle with the Gypsy King”.

The WBC champion, 34, did not seem too bothered about the deal’s collapse as he enjoyed a date night with wife Paris on Thursday.

He revealed his excitement with the pregnancy news saying: “All is not lost! I get to do date night with my beautiful pregnant wife Paris.

“God is great. What a woman. Seventh incoming. Fantastic news to cheer me up.”

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Paris, 32, most recently gave birth to one-year-old Athena in August 2021, who was placed in intensive care immediately after being born.

The couple have two other daughters – Venezuela, 13 and Valencia, five.

They also have three sons named Prince John James, nine, Prince Tyson II, six, and Adonis, four.

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