Venezuela Furys Teen Romance Ends in Wedding Today!

Most teenagers can only dream of having a sweet sixteenth with a huge birthday soiree surrounded by friends and family.

Yet when Venezuela Fury celebrated the milestone with a female-only bash in Morecambe Bay last year, it was the day she also became a fiancée.

Fast forward eight months, the teen is set to walk down the aisle and marry 19-year-old boxer Noah Price this weekend.

The daughter of boxing legend and wife Paris shocked the nation when she announced her engagement.

After asking Tyson for his daughter's hand in marriage, the amateur boxer crashed Venezuela's birthday party to propose after just a year of dating.

The couple kept their romance under wraps, before going Instagram official just months before their proposal. 

She appeared to debut her romance at Ascot in 2025, with Noah taking to Instagram to share a number of loved-up snaps from a recent date at the York races.

The surprise engagement echoed her parents' romance, after first meeting when Tyson was 17 and Paris was 15 - before reconnecting at her 16th birthday and marrying at 18.

Paris and Tyson have hit back at the criticism surrounding Venezuela's engagement, noting in 'traveller culture girls tend to get married young'.

Tyson shared a video on social media weeks after the proposal, with a narrator stating '50 years ago people got married at 18 and stayed together until death. Today people wait until 30 to get married and divorce within three years.

'Back then, couples had nothing but built everything together. Now couples have everything but can't build anything together. Our grandparents shared one small room and called it paradise. We have five bedroom houses and call them prisons.

'The only difference is we now call commitment settling and call running away finding yourself.'

The post added: 'Who convinced us that love expires, that compatibility is instant, that marriage should feel like a Disney movie every day.

'If we question ourselves, we might stop expecting perfection and start building connection.

'I ask have we become on focused on finding the one that we forgot how to become the one.'

Overjoyed by the news, Paris congratulated the pair on social media while referencing how young the couple are.

'Congratulations to @venezuelafuryofficial and @7noahprice on getting engaged. Both only young but when you know you know! Still in shock but very happy for you both. Me and your Dad couldn't be prouder', she wrote. 

On the new series of At Home With The Furys fans were given a behind the scenes look at the engagement. 

Tyson and Paris' eldest daughter was over the moon after Noah got down on one knee in front of all her friends and family, just minutes after he had sat down with the boxer to ask for his permission in taking his daughter's hand in marriage. 

But it turns out the proposal wasn't a shock for her parents, as Venezuela had already told them that Noah would be coming round to ask for Tyson's approval. 

At first Tyson doesn't seem so sure about the proposal as he asked: 'How can I let a stranger take away my baby?' and makes sure she is aware of the gravity of marriage. 

'Are you joking? He's gonna come ask me to marry me daughter?' exclaimed Tyson as Venezuela broke the news to him. 

He went on to explain: 'Marriage is forever, the way we do it, so when you go in that church and say "I do" no piece of paper or government can undo you, as what God puts together can never been undone.

'So it's a lifetime commitment and however old you are, 16-year-old, are you ready for a lifetime commitment to somebody you barely know?'

'You know that for 100 per cent fact?' as Venezuela insisted she does he added: 'Then fair play because I knew as soon as I saw your mother.

'If you can get a sensible lad which he is, what more could you want.'

Speaking to the camera the sports star admitted it is taking him a little while to come round to the decision as he confessed: 'I'm not entirely sure [how he feels]. It has all come around a bit soon.'

However just days later on Venezuela's birthday it seemed the boxer had accepted the idea as the engagement comes even sooner than any of them expected.

As the girls head to the party, Noah arrives at the house to meet Tyson, remarking this will be the first one on one conversation the pair have had.

'I drove past the gate about ten times trying to build up the courage to go in', Noah said as he arrived at Tyson's house.

Noah told producers: 'This was the first time I was talking to him on my own, I was very nervous. Of all the father-in-laws I could pick, I had to pick the world champion.

'I was practising the words over and over in me head, hoping that he said yes.'

Looking as though he was on the brink of tears, Noah began: 'I've come to ask your daughter if I can marry her.'

'When's all this come about then?' Tyson said.

'I don't know, past few months,' Noah replied.

Tyson continued: 'I'll ask you a question, you're only a young fella so I'll speak to you like one, a friend and two, me own son.

'To get married to a young woman today is a big responsibility. Like take on a responsibility for the rest of your life. Are you sure you want to do that?

'Because where I come from there is no believing in divorce and all that. There is no bringing her back. No divorcing after two years, when I'm 22. Don't do any of that.

'So are you sure for a young boy with a lifetime in front of you, is this sure what you want to do.'

'Yeah one million percent, yeah,' replied Noah.

'Well I give you my blessing, you can do it. Come on then, give us a cuddle. Congratulations is in order fair play to you,' added Tyson as the pair then head to the party for the dramatic moment.

And as Noah entered the party it appeared everyone knew what he is about to do.

Nervously approaching his wife-to-be he asked: 'How's life' before shakily getting down on one knee and asking her to marry him.

Venezuela of course said yes and the pair looked overjoyed as they beamed in snaps for the rest of the evening, with Venezuela telling cameras: 'He always told me he wanted to marry me.'