Fans have rallied to defend Venezuela Fury's new husband, Noah Price, after he faced scrutiny for wearing his wedding ring around his neck instead of on his finger. The 19-year-old boxer, who also works in his family's scrap metal business, married the 16-year-old influencer—daughter of Tyson Fury and Paris Fury—in a lavish ceremony on the Isle of Man last weekend.
Social Media Backlash
Since the wedding, Noah has been criticized for not wearing his ring traditionally. In a TikTok video shared by Venezuela, the couple was seen dancing on a balcony during their Marbella honeymoon. Fans quickly noticed the missing ring and bombarded the reality star with questions.
Venezuela addressed the queries directly in a follow-up video, filming Noah unzipping his hoodie to reveal the ring on a gold chain around his neck. Despite this, criticism persisted, with one follower predicting the marriage would "last a year" and another asking, "Why isn't he wearing his ring?"
Fans Defend the Couple
Supporters were quick to leap to their defense. One TikTok user commented, "Notice how unbothered she is about the location of his ring?! That's the only person's opinion he needs to worry about, not yours." Another added, "Enjoy your honeymoon and do it the way you want... people going on about their ages—my grandparents got married at 16 and 17 and are still together in their 70s. Leave them be."
Others urged the couple to ignore negativity: "Don't worry about negative comments... people be so jealous." A follower described them as "a young married couple in love."
Generous Wedding Gift
Venezuela also shared a glimpse of their new marital home, initially thought to be purchased by Noah. However, reports suggest it was a £5 million gift from her parents, Tyson and Paris Fury. A source told The Sun: "Tyson and Paris gave Venezuela and Noah a wedding gift of £5 million to kick-start their life. Some family members thought it was a lot, but it's up to them."
Tyson also paid for the honeymoon and gifted them a traditional gypsy wagon. The wedding dress alone cost £40,000, reflecting the "gypsy way—go big."
