Venezuela Fury's husband, Noah Price, spent over £2,000 on designer shoes and jewellery for her 17th birthday. The amateur boxer, 19, bought the presents for his wife, the daughter of Tyson and Paris Fury, whom he married in May.
Venezuela showed off her gifts to her 942,000 Instagram followers. She wrote: 'love my birthday presents of my husband😍🥰❤️ [sic]', alongside a photo of silver earrings in a pink gift box, burgundy heels, and silver trainers.
Designer gifts and prices
The earrings appear to be a set of Baguette Studs from Rankins Jewellers, priced at £450 online. The stilettos are from Italian label René Caovilla; the Chandelier 105 crystal-embellished satin heels retail for £1,560.
The lavender and silver trainers from Off White's Be Right Back line sell for around £300 to £400. Fans called the gifts 'beautiful' and said she's a 'lucky lady'.
Birthday celebrations and family support
Venezuela posed in pink Victoria's Secret pyjamas against a stack of presents, with pink balloons and a backdrop reading 'Happy birthday Venezuela'. She held a red-and-pink striped cake and was surrounded by boxes from Louboutin, Sephora, Selfridges, and more.
Noah posted a happy birthday message on his Instagram Story with a selfie from their £30,000 honeymoon in Marbella, Spain. He wrote: 'Happy birthday my wife love u @venezuelaprice1 ❤️ [sic]'.
The couple got engaged a year ago at her 16th birthday bash. Tyson Fury, who married Paris at 20 when she was 19, gave his approval after a man-to-man talk with Noah.
Marriage and media ventures
Venezuela wore a £40,000 gown for the wedding at the Royal Chapel of St. John on the Isle of Man. Tyson gifted the couple a honeymoon, a new home, and £5million to 'kick-start their life'.
The couple appeared on I'm A Celebrity spin-off, The Wild Frontier, filming in Canada, but reportedly quit days into production. A TV insider told The Sun: 'They both realised early on it was too much. The challenges are tough; the living conditions aren't easy. They both gave it their best shot, but when push came to shove, it all got too much, and they walked out.'