Venezuela Fury slams ‘child bride’ jabs from cruel trolls after getting married to Noah Price at 16

Venezuela Fury and her new husband, Noah Price, have hit back at the haters during a livestream on their Marbella honeymoon.

The 16-year-old daughter of Tyson and Paris Fury tied the knot with the 19-year-old amateur boxer in the Isle of Man on 16 May, at a lavish ceremony that included everything from a Peter Andre performance to a 12dt wedding cake and a 50ft train on the bride’s dress.

After their big day, the young couple jetted off on their honeymoon, which reportedly cost £30,000 and was paid for by Tyson as a wedding gift.

While Venezuela and Noah have been keeping fans updated and posting loved-up videos to TikTok, they’ve also been met with backlash over their union - specifically because of her age.

The teens said ‘I do’ in the Isle of Man, where the legal age you can get married is 16, with parental consent.

If she wanted to get married in England, Venezuela would have had to wait until she was 18, following a law change in 2023 that raised the age from 16.

Venezuela and Noah are currently on their honeymoon in Marbella (TikTiok/parisvenezuela)

The government said at the time: “The age of 18 is widely recognised as the age at which one becomes an adult and gains full citizenship rights.”

But for those from a Traveller community, like Venezuela and Noah, historically, it’s a cultural tradition to get married young.

Despite this, as mentioned, they’ve faced their fair share of cruel comments from trolls, resulting in the teen breaking her silence on the matter.

As reported by MailOnline, she and her new hubby took to TikTok while enjoying the sun to answer questions from their fans, including a slew of remarks branding her a ‘child bride’.

But, as per the outlet, Venezuela and Noah hit back at the trolls, calling their critics ‘freaks’.

Venezuela said: “Child bride wife and happy and proud', while Noah chimed in with: “Yeah, actually consented to marriage and not forced or arranged, ya freaks, there's always going to be keyboard warriors.”

The young couple tied the knot in the Isle of Man (Instagram/@venezuelaprice1)

Noah then apparently joked that he 'technically gypsy grabbed', to which Venezuela jested that she was kissed 'against her will'.

This is a controversial ritual where teens go to other teens and court them by kissing them, normally leading to a marriage.

During the livestream, Noah also sadly pleaded, “Can everyone say we love Noah because everyone's only calling me fat,” as fans flooded the comments with love for his wife.

The newlyweds also pondered over the idea of creating a YouTube channel, as Noah joked: “'We should start a YouTube channel - never mind Tommy and Molly, we are the new ones', to which Venezuela added: “I think that will be great, we will take over Tommy and Molly.”