TYSON FURY and Paris posed together as they rode a train together after paying tribute to the Queen.
After Paris posted a statement about the Royal Family to Paris' Instagram story, the childhood sweethearts were smiling on the carriage.
Tyson Fury and Paris Fury travel by train days after paying an emotional tribute to Queen Elizabeth II
On Monday, thousands of people will be flocking to London to pay their respects and to Her Majesty's funeral.
Despite paying respect to the Queen, The Furys didn't reveal where they were going.
Fury wrote: "Thoughts and prayers with my Queen tonight. May God be with you."
"RIP. "RIP.
Premier League football and all-women's boxing at the O2 Arena were also postponed.
Fury, 34, also paid respect to Anthony Joshua, 32 by suspending talks over the weekend.
However, AJ's management company claimed that they had accepted a 60/40 split in order to secure a fight in Wales on December 3.
Eddie Hearn, his promoter, met Frank Warren's child George and they have been trying to negotiate a deal ever since.
Warren now has the ability to send off paperwork, but he warned that the fight will not be guaranteed until both parties sign the dotted line.
TalkSPORT's He stated that the contracts were in place.
"But I won't go into too much detail because we saw last year what happened with people making statements, and it all went sour.
"This fight will not be on until it is signed, but everyone wants it to happen.
"There are no obstacles in our way so we hope very quickly that it can be over the line. But until it's signed, it's not on.
"When you are a promoter, it is an optimist." This is what you do.
"You're in business of making events happen. We're all thrilled about that.
"I'm excited about this fight because I have always felt that Tyson beat AJ. Now we'll find out if it's possible to win."
Tyson Fury and Frank Warren, his promoter
