TYSON FURY said that his newborn daughter is now off a ventilator after spending time in intensive care.
The heavyweight world champion shared with the world that Athena, his daughter, was admitted to ICU shortly after her birth.
Tyson Fury said his newborn baby girl is doing much better after being placed on a ventilator.
He provided an update on the positive side of things just a day later, as he held her close in his arms.
Fury, 32, stated: "Hi guys. The baby's doing fantastic. She's off the ventilator, she's doing great.
"Look at her, she's so beautiful!"
Fury also shared that he created a GoFundME account to collect donations for the Ronald McDonald House Liverpool in gratitude for their incredible work.
Even better, unbeaten boxer signed 2 WBC belts for donors and gave them away to anyone who wanted to win.
The donation page has already reached just over PS12,000 in the first hour. There is a target of PS50,000.
Athena, Fury's third child, is Fury's and Paris Paris' third. She follows Valencia Amber, 11, Venezuela Amber, and Valencia Amber, 3.
The boys are Prince John James, eight years old, Prince Tyson II at four and Prince Adonis Amaziah, one year.
Paris shared a video showing Fury, a boxing-mad boxer, watching from the hospital's Fight Camp on Saturday night.
The clip was captioned using a laughing Emoji: "Even though he's in this situation, he's watching boxing."
Fury, a family man, claimed last month that he wanted five more children with Paris before Athena arrives.
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