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Boxer Tyson Fury’s eldest daughter, Venezuela Price (née Fury), celebrated her 17th trip around the sun with a mountain of lavish goodies.
“Time for V’s birthday,” Venezuela, 17, wrote via Instagram on Friday, September 25, sharing a photo of herself in front of a pile of presents.
To celebrate her big day, the content creator was gifted packages from a variety of luxury brands, including Christian Louboutin, Sephora, Rankins Jewellers and Rene Caovilla.
“Love my birthday presents [from] my husband 😍🥰❤️,” she captioned a second upload, showing off a pair of diamond drop earrings she received from her spouse, Noah Price.
Hours earlier, Noah, 19, shared a social media tribute to his wife.
“Happy birthday my wife,” Noah gushed via his Instagram Stories on Friday, in honor of Venezuela’s birthday. “Love u.”
Venezuela, the eldest of Tyson’s six children with wife Paris Fury, and Noah got married in May.
“I am not normally the type of person to cry, but I couldn’t stop. I even cried myself to sleep,” the teen influencer told The Sun in a June profile about her wedding. “It was the best day of my life, but so full of emotion. That’s why [my] dad and I wore sunglasses. I only took them off at the altar because I couldn’t say my vows in sunglasses.”
While Venezuela and the aspiring boxer’s young marriage raised eyebrows, the newlyweds haven’t paid attention to the criticism.
“When you’ve found the one you love, there’s no point waiting,” Venezuela stated to the outlet. “Dad told me not to listen to what others say or let anybody get involved in our marriage. And there’s no divorce. Mam says to be respectful, stand your ground, but be kind.”
Tyson Fury and his wife, Paris Fury, watched as their eldest daughter became a bride ahead of her 17th birthday. Tyson and Paris’ first of seven kids, Venezuela, married aspiring boxer Noah Price on Saturday, May 16, surrounded by their friends and family. “What a day,” Venezuela’s soon-to-be aunt Molly-Mae Hague wrote via her Instagram […]
Tyson, 38, and Paris, 36, said “I do” when they were 20 and 19, respectively, and blessed Venezuela’s marriage plans despite their young ages.
“She’s 16, but Venezuela has always been a woman. She’s always been the oldest of all [my and Tyson’s] kids,” Paris said on the “Great Company” podcast in April, defending her daughter’s union. “She’s always been very confident in herself, and she has met the person that she wants to be with. To me, my child has met the person she wants to be with.”
The matriarch added, “If she moved in and lived with this person, no one would bat an eyelid. It wouldn’t be any problem. She wants to get married, to me which is a celebration of their relationship, [and] it’s beautiful and that’s what they want to do. She is happy, he is happy and they want to commit to each other that way. I don’t see the problem.”
