Venezuela Fury, the 16-year-old daughter of boxer Tyson Fury and his wife Paris, has given fans a glimpse into her new life with husband Noah Price, 19. The newlyweds recently returned to the UK after a lavish honeymoon in Marbella, which reportedly cost upwards of £30,000.
The couple tied the knot earlier this month in a ceremony attended by 120 guests, featuring a wedding dress with a 50ft train and a performance by Peter Andre. Now, Venezuela has moved out of her family's £8 million mansion on the Isle of Man and into Noah's static caravan near Chesterfield, Derbyshire.
The two-bedroom caravan, named The Manor House, is located in a gated compound and features an open-plan kitchen and living area with cream carpets, white walls, and gold detailing. Sharing a glimpse of their home on TikTok, Venezuela wrote: 'R first ever home, so proud of my Noah.'
In a video posted on Tuesday, Venezuela showed Noah cooking steak and potatoes for dinner. She joked: 'Good advice for everyone by the way, don't cook, let your husband do it.' The couple sat on the floor to eat as they have not yet fully furnished the caravan.
Venezuela and Noah have also hit back at criticism over their young ages, with some commenters branding Venezuela a 'child bride'. On a TikTok Live, Venezuela responded: 'Child bride wife and happy and proud.' The couple also joked about becoming the next Molly-Mae and Tommy Fury, with Noah suggesting they start a YouTube channel.
The move to a caravan reflects the traveller heritage of both families. Tyson Fury has previously expressed a desire to give up his mansion and live in a caravan, saying in his Netflix documentary: 'Your dream is the big house but my dream is this, living in a caravan.'
