TYSON FURY enjoyed a date night with wife Paris at the White House just weeks after revealing plans to invite Donald Trump to walk him into the ring against Anthony Joshua. The Gypsy King, 38, shared a snap of himself…

Tyson Fury and his wife Paris visited the White House for dinner in Washington, D.C., following his recent remarks about wanting Donald Trump to join his ringwalk. The former heavyweight champion shared photos on social media of their date night inside the presidential residence as he prepares for his upcoming bout against Anthony Joshua.
The White House visit comes ahead of Fury's £150 million clash with Joshua, scheduled for December 11 in Cardiff. Fury credited UFC CEO Dana White with helping resolve US visa restrictions that had kept him from entering the country since 2022, leading to his introduction to Trump earlier in the year.
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