Venezuela, 16, and her boyfriend, 17, looked overjoyed. Photo / Instagram
Venezuela, 16, and her boyfriend, 17, looked overjoyed. Photo / Instagram
Tyson Fury’s 16-year-old daughter Venezuela has revealed she is engaged to her 17-year-old boyfriend, Noah Price.
The pair made it official at Venezuela’s 16th birthday party, with her mum Paris Fury, 35, sharing the “shock” announcement on Instagram.
“Congratulations to Venezuela and Noah on getting engaged. Both young but whenyou know, you know! Still in shock but very happy for you both. Me and your dad couldn’t be prouder,” she wrote.
The 16-year-old was dressed in a two-piece bridal-like dress, complete with heels and a mesh train.
On social media, Venezuela shared a close-up of her ring, writing: “We are gettin married. So happy.”
The engagement echoes that of her mum and dad’s romance, who first met when Tyson was 17 and Paris was 15 – before rekindling their romance at her 16th birthday.
Venezuela Tyson flashed her ring and revealed she was "so happy". Photo / Paris Fury
The proposal has left social media divided, with many saying the pair are “far too young”.
“Do children get engaged these days?” wrote one viewer.
“They’re far too young to be making such a huge commitment to each other,” said another.
Others defended the decision.
“For everyone saying she’s too young – Paris got with Tyson at her 16th birthday and they’re still here happily married with a lovely little family 18 years later …. don’t be haters,” wrote one.
Parents Tyson and Paris Fury revealed they were "so proud" at the news of Venezuela's engagement. Photo / Instagram
“Congratulations, such a beautiful moment. Young but as you say, you just know when you know,” said another.
“Absolutely beautiful. It’s travellers tradition to marry young and have their own family. She’s stunning and he seems lovely and besotted,” weighed in a third.
The pair first debuted their romance on social media back in June, sharing loved-up snaps alongside each other at the races.
Noah is a boxer and an East Midlands belt holder – a detail that’s sure to have gone down well with “Gypsy King” Tyson, who is a former heavyweight world champion.
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