Tyson and Paris Fury's baby Athena, a Brit boxer, was rushed back to intensive care after Tyson and Paris Fury gave birth.

TYSON FURY asked his fans to pray for his baby girl after Athena was rushed into intensive care.

The boxing champion uploaded a photo showing Paris and his baby connected to wires at hospital.

The caption was written by the 32-year old: "Baby Athena has returned to ICU, please keep her in your thoughts."

Athena Fury was delivered on Sunday. She was immediately admitted to ICU and placed on a ventilator.

It was confirmed that Athena was in stable condition. Paris Fury, mother of Athena, thanked all those who supported her health.

On Instagram, she wrote: "Thank God that she's doing well."

"And thank-you for all your thoughts, prayers, and messages."

Fury now shares a troubling update, as her family and fans wait for the good news.

When Fury and Paris confirmed that their sixth child had been born, they asked followers and fans to pray for them.

He wrote, "Please pray for my baby girl, who was born today." Athena Fury was born on 8/8/21. Thank you. God is amazing."

Athena is their third child - after Venezuela, 11, Valencia Amber, 3, and Athena, 3.

The boys are Prince John James, eight years old, Prince Tyson II at four and Prince Adonis Amaziah, one year.

SunSport reported previously that the 32-year old had returned to the UK for the birth after being released from isolation following his Covid diagnosis.

Fury was believed to have tested positive for the virus after it infected his US training camp, where he was getting ready to face Deontay Wilder (35).

Fury also said he has a GoFundMe account to make donations to Ronald McDonald House Liverpool in gratitude for taking care of Athena.

The Brit also offered the opportunity to any donor to win two signed WBC belts.

On Tuesday morning, over 1,000 donations were made, amounting to almost PS26.500.

Liverpool's Alder Hey Children's Hospital has the Ronald McDonald House.