Paris Fury finally reveals why Molly-Mae ‘snubbed’ daughter Venezuela's hen party

Molly-Mae Hague was not present at Venezuela Fury’s lavish hen party - and her mother, Paris Fury, has put any lingering rumours to bed by revealing why.

Venezuela, the oldest daughter of Paris, 36, and heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury, 37, announced her engagement to boxer Noah Price, 17, last September amid her sweet 16th birthday party.

The mum-of-seven admitted she was ‘shocked’ that her child had become a fiancée so ‘young’, but said in an Instagram tribute: “But when you know you know! Still in shock but very happy for you both.”

Six months after Noah got down on one knee, Venezuela celebrated becoming a wife-to-be at the Local Choice Suite at the Mazuma Mobile Stadium, the home of Morecambe football club.

It was reported that more than 300 guests were in attendance. However, one noticeable absentee was Molly-Mae Hague, 26, who is in a relationship with Venezuela’s uncle, Tommy Fury, 26.

Paris Fury has lifted the lid on why Molly-Mae Hague didn't attend her daughter's hen do (Instagram/@ tommyfury)

The couple, who met on ITV’s Love Island, are pregnant with their second child, having welcomed Bambi Fury, three, in January 2023.

In an interview on the Not My Bagg podcast, hosted by former Gogglebox icons Joe and George Baggs, the Fury matriarch set the record straight on Molly-Mae’s absence from her daughter’s hen do.

“I spoke to Molly literally a couple of nights before and obviously she’s pregnant,” Paris revealed.

“And I said ‘Molly obviously you know the hen nights on’ and she said they’ve booked a vacation away her and Tommy and I went ‘do not blame you’.

“I said there was three or four hundred guests at her hen night all young teenage girls and all of them fans of Molly Mae. You know she’ll be tortured. She got tortured at [Venezuela's] birthday.”

Following a family trip to Disneyland Paris, the influencer and Tommy recently headed to Switzerland for a 'babymoon'.

The couple recently headed to Switzerland for a 'babymoon' (Instagram/@mollymae)

Molly-Mae and Tommy opted to stay at the Bürgenstock Hotel and Alpine Spa with views of Lake Lucerne, where rooms can cost up to £2,700 a night.

On the Not My Bagg podcast, Paris admitted that she would feel as if she had ‘lost’ her arm when her eldest daughter eventually moves out of the Fury mansion.

She said: “It’s going to hit me hard. Right now, Tyson’s in training camp in Thailand the kids are in school, and Venezuela and I… basically co‐parent!

“But I do let her have her space. The weekends are her time. I know she’ll be fine, getting on with an exciting new life. It’s me I’m worried about.”

For her hen do, Venezuela opted for a gleaming, gold metallic dress designed by Evangeline Designs, as per the Daily Mail.

Venezeula Fury, 16, got engaged last September to her 17-year-old boyfriend (Instagram/@parisfury1)

In an interview with the publication, the designer revealed that Paris had surprised her child with the ‘Greek goddess-themed’ gown.

“The final dress turned out unbelievably, and both girls loved it. Practicality definitely was not on the menu with how stiff the gold corset was, but Venezuela absolutely rocked it and had it in hand.”

The business added that working with the Fury family was a ‘dream’, with them being described as ‘polite and respectful’.

How did Venezuela Fury meet Noah Price?

Venezuela met Noah when she was 14, but they didn't start dating until a year later (Instagram/@venezuelafuryofficial)

Taking to TikTok after her engagement, Venezuela explained how Noah slid into her Instagram DMs when she was 14.

Despite not knowing who he was at the time, she revealed she soon realised she'd actually met him at York Races previously. They met once again at the races, where they soon shared their first kiss - though Venezuela admitted she 'didn’t know if she wanted to punch him or not' due to him apparently having 'side b*tches'.

The couple went official when she was 15, and after a year of being in an on-and-off relationship, Noah popped the question.

Speaking to Fabulous, Venezuela said: "I was very shocked. It all came as a huge surprise. I wasn’t overly emotional because I was so surprised and I was very nervous, as I realised a lot of people were watching me.

“It was a very exciting moment, though, probably one of the best of my life. But I would have been content if he had asked me to marry him anywhere.

“I didn’t care about the ‘big proposal’, but I am very happy.”