Paris Fury has reportedly thrown herself into wedding planning after her 16-year-old daughter Venezuela announced her engagement to boyfriend Noah Price. The proposal took place at Venezuela's 16th birthday party, leaving the teenager stunned and her mother, Paris, equally taken aback. However, sources say the mother of seven has now embraced the idea and is determined to host a lavish celebration.
According to an insider, the Furys are unfazed by the young age of the couple, as marrying early is a tradition within the traveller community. Paris herself was 19 when she married Tyson, who was then 21, in 2008. The source explained: 'They're from the traveller community and it's just how they do things – they're encouraged to marry young and to stay with the same man and look after him, just as Paris has done with Tyson.'
Paris previously told OK! magazine that she would support her daughter's choices, saying in 2023: 'I want her to do whatever makes her happy. If Venezuela wants to have a business career, then I'd be proud of her for that.' She added: 'If she wants to have a partner in life and marry young, I'd support that too.' Now, an insider says Paris is planning a no-expense-spared event, adding: 'She wants to have the best and the biggest knees-up with as much glitz and glamour as possible.'
Venezuela, who has 212,000 Instagram followers and a growing social media presence, previously made waves on the family's Netflix show, At Home With The Furys, with her outspoken remarks. She once said she wanted to 'sit at home' and admitted, 'I don't have a plan. I don't want to do anything, from the bottom of my heart.' In another exchange, Paris called her daughter 'a privileged little brat' after Venezuela confessed she planned to 'sponge off' the family fortune.
The engagement video went viral, sparking divided reactions from fans, with many questioning her age. However, Tyson Fury appeared to endorse the news by sharing a clip comparing modern marriage trends to those of the past. Legally, the couple cannot marry until Venezuela turns 18, but sources suggest they will not wait long.
