Venezuela Price, Tyson Fury’s 16-year-old daughter, says she hopes to start a family with her new husband Noah Price just weeks after their May wedding, sharing emotional details about the ceremony and their early married life in England.
When Venezuela Price stood at the altar. she still couldn’t quite take the moment seriously enough to wipe away the feelings. “I am not normally the type of person to cry, but I couldn’t stop. I even cried myself to sleep. ” the 16-year-old said of her wedding day. adding that she and her dad wore sunglasses because the day was “so full of emotion.” She only took them off to deliver her vows.
The bride—now married to aspiring boxer Noah Price—has also been thinking about what comes after the honeymoon. In an interview published Saturday. June 20. Venezuela said she wants children and hopes for “as many as we are blessed with.” She explained that if someone is “tortured with one. ” they may as well have more. framing it as “part of married life when you love someone like we do.”.
Noah, 19, told the outlet that he hopes to have eight or nine kids with his bride.
Venezuela is Tyson Fury and Paris Fury’s eldest child and one of their seven children. She married Noah Price in May, with the wedding dated Saturday, May 16. Tyson and Paris watched as their eldest daughter became a bride ahead of her 17th birthday.
Their timing and the young ages have sparked questions, but Venezuela and Noah aren’t moving differently for the critics. Venezuela told the outlet. “When you’ve found the one you love. there’s no point waiting. ” and said her dad told her not to listen to what others say or let anyone get involved in their marriage. She added that “there’s no divorce. ” while saying her mom’s message is to be respectful. stand your ground. and “be kind.”.
On their big day, Noah described being emotional in his own way. “It knocked me back into sense, to hold in my tears,” he said, recalling that it was “a big day, marrying the person you love [and starting] a whole new life, a new chapter.”
After a sun-filled honeymoon in Marbella, Spain, Venezuela and Noah moved into a static chalet home in their native England. Venezuela said Noah bought the property himself and described it in practical. personal detail—something built for daily life rather than just photo moments. “He took me to the factory to see it being made. I love it. I’m very proud of him, he’s done well,” she said. She confirmed they have a Smeg kettle. “lovely soft Dorma bedding. ” and a sofa from M&H Living that they got off Instagram.
For now, both of them want a family eventually, but they’re focusing on their relationship and their own home. Venezuela called it “my own little doll’s house. ” and said she’s “traditional. ” using bleach on the floor. in the fridge. and in the washing-up bowl—though she clarified she doesn’t do that to the glasses. “Noah was horrified at first and thought I might kill him, but he’s fine.”.
She added that she’s enjoying the quieter work of making it theirs. “My house is maybe tidier than my mam’s because there’s no little hands moving things. I am enjoying making it our home.”
The marriage has also been addressed by Paris Fury, who spoke in April on the “Great Company” podcast. Paris said Venezuela is “always been a woman” and “always been the oldest of all [my and Tyson’s] kids.” She described her daughter as confident and said Venezuela “has met the person that she wants to be with.”.
Paris argued there wouldn’t be a problem if Venezuela simply moved in and lived with the person she loves, adding that “she wants to get married” and that “it’s beautiful and that’s what they want to do.” She said Venezuela is happy and Noah is happy, and they want to commit to each other.
Back at the center of it all. Venezuela’s vision remains simple: the wedding was the emotional high point. but her mind is already turning toward building a life—and a family—together. “It’s part of married life when you love someone like we do. ” she said. hoping they’ll be blessed with “as many as we are blessed with.”.
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