Tyson Fury’s Daughter Venezuela Engaged to Boxer Noah Price at Sweet Sixteen Celebration
The romantic proposal, mirroring her parents’ early romance, unfolded amidst family joy, with proud parents Tyson and Paris Fury celebrating the young couple’s milestone.
Venezuela Fury, the eldest daughter of reigning WBC heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury, is celebrating a significant personal milestone: her engagement to boxer boyfriend, Noah Price. The surprise proposal unfolded during Venezuela’s lavish 16th birthday party, captivating family and friends.
The heartfelt moment, which Venezuela first shared on her Instagram Stories on Friday, September 26, saw Noah Price drop to one knee on the dance floor. Dressed for her celebration in a striking white lace crop top and a matching midi skirt with sheer panels, Venezuela was met with Price, sporting a red polo shirt and black pants, presenting a ring box. Following her joyous acceptance, the couple embraced warmly before Price slipped the diamond ring onto her finger. The teen proudly showcased a close-up of her new engagement ring the following day, Saturday, September 27, with the caption: “We are gettin married🥰 so happy❤️.”
Venezuela’s mother, Paris Fury, 35, also took to Instagram to share a video of the proposal, expressing her profound happiness and slight shock. “Congratulations to @venezuelafuryofficial and @7noahprice on getting engaged. Both only young but when you know you know!” Paris penned. “Still in shock but very happy for you both. Me and your Dad couldn’t be prouder xxx.” The proud parents, Paris and the 37-year-old retired heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury, later posed for a photo with the newly engaged couple, shared by Paris on her Instagram Stories, encapsulating the family’s delight.
Remarkably, Venezuela and Noah’s budding love story bears striking similarities to that of her famous parents. Tyson and Paris Fury’s enduring romance began when they first crossed paths at a mutual friend’s wedding in 2005. A year later, fate intervened again when they reconnected on Paris’s 16th birthday, sparking a relationship that would lead to their marriage in England in November 2008. Over their nearly two decades together, the couple has welcomed seven children: daughters Venezuela, Valencia, and Athena, and sons Prince John James, Prince Tyson II, Prince Adonis Amaziah, and Prince Rico.
Adding another layer to their remarkable family narrative, Tyson and Paris recently renewed their vows for a third time in the South of France, ahead of their upcoming 17th wedding anniversary. The intimate ceremony, held in Nice in August, saw all seven of their children present, a moment Tyson himself shared on Instagram on August 13. This grand celebration followed a previous vow renewal in New York City in April 2013, further highlighting the Fury family’s commitment to love and celebration, even as Tyson announced his retirement from boxing in January.
