Tyson Fury has revealed that he intends to bring strippers to the stag do of his 16-year-old daughter Venezuela's fiancé, amateur boxer Noah Price. The heavyweight champion, 37, made the admission in an interview, stating that while he is unsure of the exact plans, he is keen to arrange for Noah to have strippers as part of the celebrations.
Venezuela Fury became engaged to Noah Price, believed to be around 17, at her 16th birthday party. Both Tyson and his wife Paris, 36, admitted they were initially 'in shock' but gave their approval, saying they were 'very happy' for the young couple. Noah, who won the East Midlands title with Chesterfield ABC, had asked Tyson for permission to marry his daughter.
Speaking to The Sun, Fury explained that Noah came to him and asked for his blessing. 'I asked if this is what they really want. He said it was, and I gave him my blessing, fair play,' Fury said. He also praised Noah for following old-school tradition, noting that 'a daughter always goes for someone like her dad'.
The wedding plans are well underway, with Venezuela celebrating a lavish hen do in late March. Paris Fury hinted that the nuptials are not far off, saying, 'It will happen very soon. I'm very happy for her.' The hen party featured 300 guests, a selfie station, and an impressive buffet. However, Molly-Mae Hague, fiancée of Tyson's brother Tommy Fury, was absent due to her second pregnancy.
Paris Fury has passionately defended the young couple's decision to marry, drawing from her own experience of getting engaged to Tyson at 17. 'Our life is great, so all I can do is hope it's the same for her,' she said, adding that she does not understand public criticism. Venezuela is one of seven children in the Fury family.
