Venezuela Fury, the eldest daughter of heavyweight champion Tyson Fury and his wife Paris, has stunned fans by announcing her engagement during her lavish 16th birthday party.
The teenager, who is the first of Tyson’s seven children, celebrated the milestone surrounded by her famous family, flashing a sparkling diamond ring as she posed with her fiancé, young boxer Noah Price. Proud mum Paris, who appears alongside Tyson in the hit Netflix show At Home With The Furys, shared the special moment on Instagram with the words, “When you know, you know.”
The announcement sparked heated debate online, with many pointing to Venezuela’s young age. But for the Fury family, rooted in Traveller traditions, this milestone feels natural. Paris herself has often spoken about leaving school at 11 and marrying Tyson in her late teens. “We’ve always said it’s up to them,” Paris explained. “Venezuela didn’t want to stay on, and that’s her choice. That’s how it is in our community.”
Having quit school at 15, Venezuela has instead chosen to stay home and help in the bustling Fury household, where Netflix viewers have seen her take on responsibilities with her six younger siblings. Tyson frequently refers to her as his “princess,” and the show captured just how close the father-daughter bond really is.
On social media, Venezuela has embraced the high life, sharing glimpses of private jets, glamorous outfits, and extravagant parties with her 184,000 Instagram followers. Her 16th birthday bash was no exception — she stepped out in a glittering ballgown and announced her engagement to cheers from family and friends.
While her fiancé has yet to step into the public eye, it’s clear Venezuela is following in her parents’ footsteps — marrying young and preparing to start her own family, keeping tradition alive in the Fury clan.
