She is expecting her sixth child with her boxer husband.
And Paris Fury showcased her growing baby bump in a pink shirt on Thursday for Menagerie Rose launch night in Manchester, while her partner Tyson completes his training camp in Las Vegas.
The pregnant star, 31, stood out from the crowd in her neon shirt with a Moschino belt placed above her blossoming tummy as she was seen exiting Menagerie restaurant.
Pregnancy glow: Paris Fury showcased her growing baby bump in a pink shirt on Thursday for Menagerie Rose launch night in Manchester, while her partner Tyson trains in Las Vegas
She sported leather-look leggings and boosted her height with strappy heels which complemented her small clutch bag.
Paris styled her blonde locks in glamorous loose curls and rocked full coverage make-up as she was joined by friends for the outing.
The pregnant star and her children recently returned from America to visit Tyson, 32, who has been training for his upcoming fight against Deontay Wilder.
The couple share sons Prince John James, eight, Prince Tyson II, four, and Prince Adonis Amaziah, two, and daughters Venezuela, 11, and Valencia, three.
Pretty in pink: The star, 31, stood out from the crowd in her neon shirt with a Moschino belt placed above her blossoming tummy as she was seen exiting Menagerie restaurant
Style: She sported leather-look leggings and boosted her height with strappy heels which complemented her small clutch bag
Paris revealed she is expecting a baby girl with her husband Tyson, after having a gender reveal celebration with her family in March.
The mother-of-five took to Instagram to reveal the news as she shared an image of Tyson and their children covered in pink confetti.
Captioning the heartwarming image, Paris wrote: 'It’s a girl... We are due another little princess, god willing come summer we will have 3 girls and 3 boys. So blessed.'
As the expectant mother shared snaps of the gifts she has received, she also posted a video from an interview with her husband in which he confirmed the baby's gender.
