Venezuela Fury has officially moved in with her husband, Noah Price, after the pair returned from their £30k honeymoon in Marbella and have shared glimpses into their caravan
Venezuela Fury and Noah Price have given fans a glimpse into their marital home(Image: parisvenezuela/TIKTOK)
Venezuela Fury, 16, has given fans a glimpse into her new life with husband Noah Price, 19. The newlyweds arrived back in the UK days ago, having spent the first week of married life on a lavish honeymoon in Marbella.
The eldest daughter of Tyson and Paris Fury tied the knot earlier this month in front of 120 guests in a no expense spared ceremony that saw Venezuela don a wedding dress with a 50ft train and Peter Andre perform at the reception.
But after topping up their tans on their Spanish honeymoon, which reportedly cost upwards of £30,000, it seems as though Venezuela is settling into her new life. The teen has moved out of her family’s £8million countryside manor on the Isle of Man – which they relocated to after leaving Morecambe, Lancashire last year – and into her husband’s static caravan.
The couple will now live doors down from Noah’s mum.
The pair are now living in a static caravan close to Chesterfield, Derbyshire(Image: parisvenezuela/TIKTOK)
Noah cooked the pair a steak for dinner on Tuesday(Image: parisvenezuela/TIKTOK)
The two-bedroom caravan, located in a gated compound close to Chesterfield, Derbyshire, is named The Manor House and boasts an open-plan kitchen and living area, with cream carpets, white walls and gold detailing. The living room has space for a large flat-screen television and fireplace below it, while the kitchen cupboards are white with golden handles and marble worktops.
Sharing a glimpse of their home, Venezuela penned: “R first ever home, so proud of my Noah.”
Taking to TikTok on Tuesday, Venezuela revealed that her new husband was busy cooking their dinner. She said: “Noah’s cooking and I’m just observing. Right these are his potatoes and they actually look good, they look really nice and this is Noah’s steaks.”
She went on to add: “I just turned the gas ring on and thought it was on and wasn’t on for like five minutes, but look I’m not used to cooking on all this, I’ll leave you to do it all. Good advice for everyone by the way, don’t cook, let your husband do it.
“Good advice for everyone by the way, don’t cook, let your husband do it.” Despite the temperatures hitting the low 30s, Venezuela and her husband were sitting on the floor to eat their dinner, as they hadn’t completely furnished their new marital home. She went on to say: “What a good husband I have, I’m sitting on the floor because we don’t have seats yet and I don’t want to sit on the material ones and get steak juice on them.”
Venezuela and Noah haven’t properly furnished their home yet(Image: parisvenezuela/TIKTOK)
The pair also hit back at ‘child bride’ claims(Image: @venezuela/Instagram)
Like their families, Venezuela and Noah are keep to embrace their traveller heritage. While Tyson and Paris may live in a multi-million pound compound, boxer Tyson has said it’s his dream to give up their mansion and move back into a caravan. He treated himself to a £4,000 caravan after beating Wladimir Klitschko, who had gone unbeaten for 11 years. In his Netflix documentary, he tells wife Paris, who he married in 2008: “Your dream is the big house but my dream is this, living in a caravan, hanging out the kids all over me. I’m actually living out my dream right now.”
Tyson Fury sold his Morecambe home last year(Image: Netflix)
He admitted Paris has become accustomed to the finer things in life. “Money isn’t the be-all and end-all of everything,” he says. “But for Paris, it’s probably harder to go from lemonade to Champagne and back to lemonade again, rather than never having Champagne.”
Like her parents, Venezuela married young and has had to respond to criticism over ‘child bride’ claims since tying the knot. She and Noah said ‘I do’ on the Isle of Man, where marriage at the age of 16 is legal. In England and Wales, the legal age to marry is strictly 18, under The Marriage and Civil Partnership (Minimum Age) Act of 2022.
The pair went on TikTok Live and slammed people in the comments who criticised them for getting married at a young age. When one branded Venezuela a “child bride”, she jokingly replied: “Child bride wife and happy and proud.”
The pair also quipped about becoming the next ‘Molly-Mae and Tommy’, as Noah said: “We should start a YouTube channel. Never mind Tommy and Molly, we are the new ones.” Venezuela added: “I think that will be great, we will take over Tommy and Molly.”
Although they have only been married for just over a week, Noah has already found himself in trouble with his wife, after encouraging TikTok followers to part with their money in exchange for online gifts and likes. During a live broadcast on TikTok while on their honeymoon, Noah said: “Keep liking our videos people, keep sending gifts.”
While thanking people, he said: “Watch Venezuela punch me in the mouth.” She replied: “I am, honestly.”
