Tyson Fury's son makes rude gesture in family holiday picture

Tyson Fury's youngest son, Prince Adonis Amaziah, stole the spotlight during a recent family holiday photo by posing with a middle finger while the rest of the family smiled serenely.

The nine-member Fury clan enjoyed a tropical holiday, posing in front of a scenic backdrop featuring a fountain and decorative sculptures resembling large aquatic creatures. Dressed in informal vacation attire, Tyson's wife, Paris, posted photos of the event on Instagram.

While several Fury family members shared photos of their retreat, they were careful not to tag their location. Three family members posted images without revealing where they were, choosing to prioritise privacy and enjoy their time away from the public eye.

Venezuela Fury wore a light-colored T-shirt and shorts on the far left, smiling slightly beside her mother. In a white dress and sunglasses, Paris held her youngest child, Prince Rico Paris, as they gazed towards the camera. Standing before Paris, Valencia Fury donned a Disney-themed dress with a character print while Tyson Fury held Athena Fury on his left arm. She wore a matching dress with her sister and was secured in her father’s embrace.

The former heavyweight champion boxer wore a yellow T-shirt and dark shorts, sporting a white cap turned backward. But the three Fury boys stole the show during the photo session, causing mixed reactions online.

The eldest son, Prince John James Fury, stood confidently behind his siblings in a black Under Armour t-shirt and white shorts, his head tilted slightly upward. To the right of Tyson, Prince Adonis Fury stood in front, dressed in a black Under Armour t-shirt and white shorts, with a middle finger covering his face, looking curiously at the camera.

On the far right, Prince Tyson Fury II was also in a black Under Armour t-shirt and white shorts, smiling and looking at the camera. While many pointed out the finger gesture online, reactions were mixed. Some laughed at the innocent display, while others expressed their disapproval. One Instagram user commented, "Hate to see children so young using the middle finger."

Fury last faced off against Oleksandr Usyk for the undisputed heavyweight championship of the world in May. The bout ended dramatically, with Usyk emerging victorious by a split decision. Two judges scored the fight 115-112 and 114-113 in Usyk's favor, while one gave a narrow edge to Fury at 113-114. The nail-biting victory crowned Usyk the first undisputed heavyweight champion since Lennox Lewis in 1999, marking a historic moment in boxing.

After the fight, discussions about a potential rematch between Fury and Usyk began to swirl, with a proposed date of May 18. These rematch plans could complicate negotiations for a highly anticipated showdown between Anthony Joshua and Fury, which is expected to be one of the biggest boxing events in history.

According to Saudi Boxing chief Turki Alalshikh, the Joshua vs. Fury bout is tentatively planned for March 2025. But the rematch talks between Fury and Usyk might throw a wrench in those plans, leaving boxing fans eagerly awaiting the next developments.