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Paris Fury has played matchmaker as she attempted to set her teenage son up with Princess Andre in her brand new Netflix reality show.
In scenes from the new show At Home With The Furys, which dropped on Sunday, Paris could be seen introducing Princess, 18, with her son Prince, 14.
He had supported his mother at her collagen launch party, which saw celebrities including Katie Price's daughter in attendance.
During the event, Paris, 36, grabbed her attention and said: 'Hey Princess this is Prince.
'He is only 14 at the minute but you could marry the Prince and the Princess.'
Princess appeared surprised by the forward introduction and just simply asked in reply: 'Is his actual name Prince?'
Paris Fury has played matchmaker as she attempted to set her teenage son up with Princess Andre in her brand new Netflix reality show
Speaking to the camera, Paris said: 'I know their ages don't match up but if we could say them two's gonna end up that'd be so cute'
Speaking about the moment, Prince told producers afterwards: 'I actually don't know what to say.
'Me mum's a complete and utter mental case.'
Speaking to the camera, Paris said: 'I know their ages don't match up but if we could say them two's gonna end up that'd be so cute.'
Paris and Tyson are also parents to Venezuela, 16, Prince Tyson II, nine, Valencia, seven, Prince Adonis Amaziah, six, Athena, four, and Prince Rico, two.
Meanwhile, after his comeback fight last week against Arslanbek Makhmudov, which he won, Tyson and Paris enjoyed a date night on Wednesday.
Taking to social media, Paris shared a snap of them both enjoying a meal at a restaurant as she wrote: '1st date night in a long time'.
Their new series follows the boxer as he attempts retirement once again while surrounded by wife Paris, their seven children, and outspoken father John Fury.
It comes three years after the original docuseries debuted, as viewers are once again taken behind the scenes of the heavyweight champion's family life in Morecambe.
The family are already preparing for one fairytale wedding, following daughter Venezuela's engagement last year to Noah Price.
The bride-to-be and her mum appeared on Hits Radio earlier this week to promote their new series as she was asked about her reaction to the engagement.
'I've always said to Venezuela, you know, go out, find what you want to do in life. I've tried to put every different opportunity in front of her,' Paris replied.
Venezuela interrupted, pointing out: 'This is coming off very much like she's disappointed.'
'No I'm not disappointed! I'm not!' insisted Paris. 'But I didn't expect it to happen. Venezuela came to me at 15 and was like "I've got a boyfriend" and she wasn't really supposed to have a boyfriend until she was 16. So I was like "wait until he [Tyson] comes home"'.
Princess appeared surprised by the forward introduction and just simply asked in reply: 'Is his actual name Prince?'
Speaking about the moment, Prince told producers afterwards: 'I actually don't know what to say. 'Me mum's a complete and utter mental case'
After his comeback fight last week against Arslanbek Makhmudov, which he won, Tyson and Paris enjoyed a date night on Wednesday
Venezuela insisted though that her dad told her 'well, I'm happy for you because none of my nieces can get boyfriends and you're the first one.'
'He was all excited. Tyson's an old romantic, he got more excited than me,' Paris agreed.
'My dad's real lovey dovey... my dad loves all that, he really does,' continued Venezuela gushing that her fiancé asked Tyson's permission before popping the question, which was filmed by Netflix.
'Noah told me that he walked in and my dad literally went "here put this microphone on before you ask me anything",' she laughed.
