PARIS and Tyson Fury's youngest kid will be sleeping in style after the pair splashed out on a GOLD CRIB.
The Gypsy King and wife Paris welcomed their newest addition 15 months ago - their seventh child together.
The youngster, named Prince Rico Paris Fury, is being treated as his name would suggest - like a prince.
That's because mum Paris showed off his incredible luxury crib on her Instagram.
Paris shared a video of the customised cot to her 1.8MILLION followers on the social media platform.
She wrote: "I still love his crib @luinglux_baby. Can't believe how fast time has gone for him to be in a big boy bed".
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The incredible bed is fit with gold coloured trim and a custom hand-carved engraving that reads "Baby Fury".
While the whole thing is covered in bespoke bedding with "Baby Fury" embossed onto the mattress, pillows and blankets.
The bed cost a whopping £2,800 and was custom built by Essex and Dubai based company .
Paris needed a one-to-one appointment to design the stunning bed that takes over 20 WEEKS to be completed.
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The bed itself is made from mahogany wood and silk furnishings while the exterior is painted with GOLD LEAF PAINT.
The Fury's are always treating their kids to the best they possibly can with dad Tyson earning his hard-fought cash in the ring.
Prince Rico joined the growing family last year, becoming the little brother for their other six children.
The pair have already welcomed Venezuela, 13, Prince John James, 11, Prince Tyson II, seven, Valencia, five, Prince Adonis Amaziah, four, and Athena, two.
The couple heartbreakingly revealed that they lost a baby boy earlier this year after Paris suffered a miscarriage.
The gut-wrenching loss happened just hours before Tyson Fury's defeat to OIeksandr Usyk.
Bravely speaking out about the loss, Tyson said: "The one that she was having, she lost that on the Friday of the fight, which was pretty s****y.
“I am not making excuses but she was six months pregnant, it’s not like a small miscarriage at the beginning, you have to physically give birth to a dead child, on your own, while your husband is in a foreign country.
“I could not be there for her in that moment. And that is tough for me."