Paris Fury has scathing response to cruel trolls in first message since daughter Venezuela’s wedding
Topics: Paris Fury, Venezuela Fury, Tyson Fury, Wedding, TikTok, Social Media
Ben Williams
Featured Image Credit: instagram/@parisfury1
Topics: Paris Fury, Venezuela Fury, Tyson Fury, Wedding, TikTok, Social Media
Paris Fury has broken her silence after her daughter Venezuela Fury’s wedding to Noah Price was met with a wave of criticism online.
The 36-year-old mum-of-seven watched her eldest daughter tie the knot over the weekend, with Venezuela, 16, marrying amateur boxer Noah, 19, on the Isle of Man.
Their wedding has been everywhere over the last few days, from clips of Tyson Fury walking his daughter down the aisle to Notorious B.I.G’s ‘Juicy’, to videos of the newlyweds showing off their rings, first dance, and new married life.
Be that as it may, alongside the congratulations, the couple has also faced a lot of comments from people questioning their young age and the attention around the ceremony. Now, Paris has made it pretty clear where she stands.
Advert
Taking to TikTok after the wedding, lip-syncing to Alicia Keys’ No One, she shared a message thanking those who had been kind about the big day, before turning her attention to those who had been less supportive.
On her TikTok video, she wrote: "So many beautiful comments, videos, photos and post about my @venezuela and @Noah price marriage and I just want to thank you all. But all the people who have been nasty or negative ‘they can keep talking, they keep saying what they like’ cus everything is gonna be alright. They are the happiest couple and wish them all the best. Now I’ve gotta figure out what I’m doing with the 50ft train"
The message comes after Venezuela and Noah’s wedding became one of the most talked-about celebrity family moments of the week.
Venezuela wore a dramatic white lace gown featuring a huge 50-foot train, while footage from the day showed her walking down the aisle with dad Tyson.
The pair later shared more moments from the celebrations on social media, including their first dance, which saw Noah lift his new wife into the air as family and friends cheered around them. While many fans have sent the newlyweds well-wishes, others have been critical of the pair marrying so young.
Venezuela was able to legally marry Noah on the Isle of Man, where the minimum legal age for marriage is 16 with parental consent.
In England and Wales, the legal marriage age of marriage was raised to 18 in 2023, meaning 16 and 17-year-olds can no longer marry or enter a civil partnership, even with parental consent.
Paris has previously spoken about supporting her daughter’s decision, pointing out that she was also young when her own relationship with Tyson began.
The couple have since given followers glimpses into life after the wedding, including updates from their £30k honeymoon in Marbella — before they start their new life with the extra £5 million gift Tyson gave them as a gift.