Venezuela Fury has expressed concerns about losing her creative spark, telling fans she does not know what to post on TikTok following her recent wedding. The 16-year-old daughter of Tyson and Paris Fury married Noah Price, 19, last month and has since moved into a static caravan purchased by her parents.
Struggling with Content Creation
In a video from inside the caravan, where she was restocking the fridge, Venezuela admitted, "I'm not cool Venezuela no more" while worrying about what content to produce. Speaking to the camera, she said, "I've been busy guys, I haven't been making a lot of talking videos. I'm too good for youse all now! What videos do you want me to make? Because I don't know what to do. I don't know what to talk about no more, I feel like I've lost my jazz again."
She added, "I'm not cool Venezuela no more! What videos do you want and I'll make them."
Diet and Household Debates
The influencer also revealed that she and Noah are on a diet after their wedding, stocking the fridge with fruits. This led to a discussion about cleaning methods, with Noah questioning her use of bleach in the fridge. Venezuela insisted, "If you're not bleaching your fridge out, your fridge ain't clean," while Noah warned they might end up poisoned.
They also argued over pizza servings, with Venezuela suggesting four nights and Noah wanting to eat them all at once, joking, "Don't be silly! You could do that in one night. You're a Fury."
Home Life and Expensive Tastes
In another video, Venezuela showed her commitment to homemaking, revealing new bedding from the Blumarine Home Collection, with prices ranging from £272 to over £500. The couple's caravan in East Riding of Yorkshire features a marble bathroom, cream kitchen, and a living room with a built-in TV cabinet.
Interruptions and Criticism
Recently, Venezuela fumed at Noah for interrupting her TikTok video by playing guitar while she discussed her fading wedding tan. She said, "I am trying to talk! Does anyone else get driven insane by a guitar? Go sing!"
This comes after TV presenter Anthea Turner criticized Venezuela, calling her "useless" for saying "let your husband do the cooking." Anthea stated, "Boys and girls should leave home knowing how to do domestics and be able to cook."
