SHE previously admitted she spends the most money in her household.
And it’s not hard to see why – considering that Paris Fury‘s youngest baby Rico sleeps in a cot worth a staggering £1,800.
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Paris took to her Instagram Stories to share a picture of the Serenity Acrylic cot, complete with a cute blanket and cushion.
The cot is made to order, and will set you back £1,799 – although it’s currently on offer for £1,499.
“Taking inspiration from social media sensation Molly Mae, the Serenity designer cot is handmade to order and crafted from 100% recyclable non-toxic acrylic, making it both beautiful and eco-friendly,” the makers say on the Sweet Dreamers website.
“In addition to providing a safe and secure sleeping environment for babies, the cot also features an ingenious loophole allowing parents to safely suspend a sleep aid, such as Ewan Deluxe, from the cot, keeping it out of the way to ensure the safest night’s sleep.”
And that’s exactly what Paris did, as she used the loophole for Rico’s £39.99 Ewan the Dream Sheep deluxe, which comes free with the cot.
“He is soooooo good,” Paris said of the sleeping aid.
“Worked wonders last night with Rico.”
The toy, which has won countless awards, “mimics the comfort of the womb with soft red melatonin inducing glow and selection of ‘pink and white noise’ soothing sounds”.
It even includes an “actual recording of a heartbeat and womb”, which helps “lull newborns and toddlers into a peaceful sleep”.
Paris and boxer husband Tyson welcomed son Rico into the world last September.
And Paris previously divided opinion when she showed off her baby boy’s wooden royal-style crib, which is believed to be in a different room in their sprawling mansion.
The wooden crib features ornate detailing, and white and gold decor, with “Baby Fury” written on the pillows.
“My Prince Rico in his royal crib today,” Paris wrote alongside a picture of Rico in the cot on Instagram.
“Love his big cot and bed set, thought it was so classic but different too.”
Not everyone was convinced that the cot setup was a good one, with one writing: “Pillows have no place in a baby’s cot! Dangerous!”
“So cute but too many pillows..hope it was just for the pic,” another added.
As someone else commented: “There will always be one and I’m glad there is because there are always first time mums looking at people with big platforms and copying what they do.
“I’m sure Paris knows the danger and she doesn’t let him sleep with them all in there like that however, without anyone mentioning it at all, it makes it seem like it’s a safe thing to do and unfortunately using the line ‘Paris did it so it’s fine’ isn’t going to wash.”
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