Tyson Fury and his wife Paris have been enjoying a "holiday of a lifetime" in Florida with their six kids.
The heavyweight boxing champ's wife, 32, shared a series of photos of the Fury family enjoying their break in the state.
The trip comes after Tyson, 33, did a six-night UK speaking tour earlier this month.
She shared clips showing the couple, their kids and her mum Lynda posing outside the door of a building next to a 4x4 with beaming smiles.
Paris wrote in the caption: “I love Florida. Holiday of a lifetime here.”
She also shared a clip of the family enjoying a musical at Disneyland in Florida.
The couple's trip comes after it was confirmed that Tyson will be taking on fellow Brit Dillian Whyte in a defence of his WBC boxing belt.
The last time Tyson was seen letting his hair down in America was when he was partying in Las Vegas after his October victory over Deontay Wilder.
Paris last week opened up about her marriage to the pro boxer while they were on a trip New York together before they moved on to Florida.
The pair flew out to the US to celebrate Paris' birthday this month.
Paris has been updating her Instagram followers on their time away by sharing pictures of their outings.
Paris, 31, posted a mirror selfie with her husband, 33, and she shared a heartfelt message alongside it.
She wrote alongside her post: "Life isn’t tied with a bow, but it’s still a gift.
"There’s @gypsyking101 in my my #mirrorselfie being a Wally. We had the best time in NY felt like a “Great Gatsby” scene, then singing around Central Park in a horse and carriage, shopping, dining and a birthday catch up."
Paris shared a slew of pictures from her trip, including ones showing the streets on Manhattan, and an iconic New York hotdog.
She said: "New York City is a tourist trap I don’t mind being caught in."
Earlier this month Paris said on Good Morning Britain she was once refused entry to a cinema for being a gypsy - but insisted that she is not offended by the term.
Paris said she was subject to prejudice as a child for "being a traveller" and was even barred from entering certain venues.
But Paris told host Martin Lewis she was "comfortable" with being called a gypsy.
She said: "Gypsy is a race - it's a race of people - so it's not an insult in any way."
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