Tyson Fury's eldest daughter, Venezuela, has begun her married life with boxer Noah Price in a static caravan on a traveller site in East Riding of Yorkshire, a stark contrast to her family's £8million mansion. The 16-year-old, who wed Noah in an opulent ceremony on the Isle of Man earlier this month, is determined to follow the traditional traveller lifestyle her parents once embraced.
Venezuela, now going by Venezuela Price, defended her new home, stating: 'Can I just add that it’s not a caravan, it’s a chalet, static home. Thank you.' The mobile home, dubbed 'The Manor House', features a white, gold and marble aesthetic with an open-plan kitchen and lounge, master bedroom, and a bathroom with both a shower and freestanding tub.
A source revealed that Venezuela was gifted £5million by her father for the wedding, with Tyson's fortune estimated at £162m. The couple also received a traditional gypsy wagon as a sentimental gift. Despite the lavish wedding, Tyson has previously stated he does not plan to leave his children a financial legacy, believing they should carve their own paths.
Venezuela and Noah are reportedly eyeing television opportunities, aiming to emulate the success of Tyson and Paris Fury's Netflix series, At Home With The Furys. A source told the Mirror: 'Venezuela is very grown up and sees herself as someone who could follow in her mum's footsteps and feels there is a TV show for them.'
Addressing criticism of her young marriage, Venezuela told The Sun: 'I think there's worse things girls my age are doing right now. They're sitting in parks drinking bottles of beer.' She has since posted photos of her new home on TikTok, captioning them: 'R [our] first ever home, so proud of my Noah.'
