Paris Fury Defends Daughter Venezuela After Wedding Criticism
Paris Fury Defends Daughter Venezuela After Wedding Criticism

Paris Fury has publicly defended her daughter Venezuela and new husband Noah Price following their wedding, which took place on the Isle of Man on May 16. The 16-year-old bride married 18-year-old Noah at the Victorian Royal Chapel of St John's, with her father, former heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury, walking her down the aisle.

In their first interview since the wedding, Venezuela told The Sun: 'It's a big day for anyone. I'm not a very emotional person, but it's a lot to take on isn't it, a wedding - and I just cried all day.' Her husband added: 'You just cried yourself to sleep didn't you.' Venezuela said she eventually fell asleep but now looks back fondly on the day.

Paris Fury shared her pride on Instagram, posting a picture of herself with a newspaper featuring the couple and writing: 'Proud mother! I love them 2.' She also addressed negative comments in a TikTok video, saying: 'All the people who have been nasty or negative... they can keep talking... everything is gonna be alright. They are the happiest couple.'

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The wedding ceremony featured an archway of blue hydrangeas and yellow roses, with a long blue carpet. The celebrations continued at the Comis Hotel and Golf Club, where 1990s pop star Peter Andre performed. Venezuela's bridal party included 18 members.

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