Venezuela Fury, 16, moves out of £8m mansion to live in 'static caravan' with Noah Price, 19
Venezuela Fury, 16, is set to soon leave her family's £8 million mansion in order to move in with her new husband, 19-year-old Noah Price.
The eldest Fury daughter tied the knot with Noah at a lavish wedding ceremony held on the Isle of Man over the weekend (16 May) and will be sticking to tradition as she starts life as a married woman by moving onto a traveller campsite.
The Sun reports that the teen newlyweds will relocate to the East Riding of Yorkshire, with a source saying: "Venezuela wants to start her married life in the traditional style of a traveller, just like her parents did.
"She has lived in luxury since she was born, but is willing to swap her home comforts to go and live in a static caravan."
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The source added: "She thinks it did her parents no harm and is looking forward to taking care of all the domestics while Noah goes out to work. Her parents approve."
Venezuela's mother, Paris, has previously defended her daughter getting married so young.
Speaking about her and Noah's engagement in an interview with The Mirror last October, Paris acknowledged that Venezuela was still young but explained the wedding was 'in line with our traditions and values'.
"I did encourage her to wait as long as possible, but she was determined," she said.
"We're all really happy for her and Noah—they’re a great match and genuinely excited about this next chapter in her life. Yes, she’s young, but as we all know, that’s in line with our traditions and values.
"I was engaged to Tyson at 17, so we’re not far off in age."
Paris and her husband, Tyson, reportedly began their relationship on her 16th birthday, later marrying when they were 19 and 21, respectively.
The couple, who share seven children together, have also since renewed their vows twice in the following years.
Tyson, meanwhile, has also previously spoken on the matter.
In an old post shared on his Instagram Story, which some fans reckoned was posted in response to the backlash against his daughter's engagement announcement, Tyson reshared a post with the following message (via MailOnline): "50 years ago, people got married at 18 and stayed together until death. Today, people wait until 30 to get married and divorce within three years.
"Back then, couples had nothing but built everything together. Now couples have everything but can't build anything together."
Venezuela and Noah would have had to wait for the former to turn 18 to legally marry in England, following a law change in 2023 that raised the age from 16.
The new law means that 16 and 17-year-olds are no longer able to get married, even with parental consent, as had previously been the case.
But the pair were able to say 'I do' because the wedding took place in the Isle of Man, where the legal age is 16, if with parental consent.
Topics: Venezuela Fury, Paris Fury, Tyson Fury, Celebrity, Sex and Relationships
Rhiannon Ingle