Venezuela Fury looks awkward as husband Noah Price mocks size of house her parents bought them
It looks as though Venezuela Fury and Noah Price's blissful newlywed bubble may have already burst.
The young couple, who tied the knot last month at the Royal Chapel of St John the Baptist on the Isle of Man, shared a Kick video several hours ago, giving their fans a glimpse at their marital home.
Noah, 19, is said to have forked out just shy of £50,000 to purchase the mobile home.
While it was rumoured Venezuela's father Tyson Fury had contributed a staggering £5 million to see his eldest daughter's marriage off to a successful start, Noah has since denied this, saying in a Kick video: "Tyson did not give [Venezuela] £5 million."
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According to The Sun, the residence spans across 588 square feet, and is 42ft long and 14ft wide.
The outlet also cited a source, who revealed that Venezuela, 16, and Noah had set up shop in the East Riding of Yorkshire.
"Venezuela wants to start her married life in the traditional style of a traveller, just like her parents did," they said. "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.
"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."
In their latest clip, however, Venezuela didn't look very pleased when her husband openly criticised their 'small house'.
Laughing, Noah can be heard asking her: "Why did you get me such a tiny house? Oh, cause you bought it!"
The remark seemingly didn't spark the reaction Noah hoped it would, however, with the camera panning back to Venezuela to show her wholly unamused.
She then turned abruptly back to her dishes before moving the conversation along.
Noah's comments have also divided his and Venezuela's growing fanbase.
Jumping to his defence, one wrote: "It's clearly a joke he's saying she bought it bc everyone is so convinced that her family pays for everything."
Another agreed: "Shouldn’t be so mean to him both kids and finding their way."
Others, however, sided with Venezuela, with one slamming Noah's behaviour as 'very childish'.
A fourth accused: "He thought he’d be in a mansion like her."
Tyla contacted Venezuela and Noah for comment.
Despite embracing the traditions of married life, there is one marriage role that Venezuela will not be taking part in.
It looks like the teenager isn't a huge fan of cooking - with Travellers often following traditional gender roles.
In a TikTok video posted in May, the pair filmed themselves making dinner and it was clear Noah was the one who was taking charge in the kitchen.
"We're cooking," she said, before Noah chimed in: "I'm cooking."
"Noah's cooking, and I'm just observing," Venezuela then clarified, before panning to the food her hubby was cheffing up.
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