Tyson Fury’s daughter Venezuela Fury is set to marry fiancé Noah Price on Saturday, with the high-profile ceremony also reigniting debate around laws allowing 16-year-olds to marry in the Isle of Man with parental consent.
Venezuela, 16, and Noah, 19, were seen leaving a church rehearsal ahead of the heavily watched wedding, which is being filmed by Netflix cameras for the next season of At Home With The Furys. The couple were photographed outside the Victorian Royal Chapel of St John’s alongside relatives including Paris Fury and Venezuela’s younger sister Valencia.
Paris Fury admitted she was feeling “a little nervous” ahead of the ceremony, while Noah later joined his groomsmen at the nearby Comis Hotel, where around 150 guests are expected to attend the reception.
The teenage couple became engaged after Noah reportedly asked Tyson Fury for permission before proposing during Venezuela’s 16th birthday celebrations following roughly a year of dating. The pair had largely kept their relationship private before confirming it publicly on social media.
Why Venezuela Fury Can Legally Marry at 16
Venezuela Fury’s wedding has sparked debate because marriage laws differ between the Isle of Man and the rest of the UK. While England and Wales raised the minimum marriage age to 18 in 2023, Manx law still allows 16 and 17-year-olds to marry with parental consent.
Church officials said the marriage meets Isle of Man legal requirements and confirmed all necessary processes had been completed ahead of the ceremony. In a statement, archdeacon Irene Cowell said pastoral support had also been provided to both families before the service.
The wedding has renewed questions about teenage marriage, safeguarding concerns and whether the legal age should be consistent across the British Isles.
Teen Wedding Sparks Debate Online
Social media reaction has been sharply split over the marriage, with some people questioning whether 16 is too young to wed. Others defended the Fury family’s traditional values and pointed to the support Venezuela has from her parents and relatives.
The discussion has been amplified by the Fury family’s fame and the presence of Netflix cameras filming ahead of the next series of At Home With The Furys. As reactions spread online, the ceremony quickly became a major celebrity talking point heading into the weekend.
The ceremony will take place at the historic Church of England chapel, while the reception is being held at the Comis Hotel, where guests are expected to attend a three-course meal and evening celebration. Tyson Fury was also spotted ahead of the wedding making a quick Tesco run wearing Crocs and pyjamas.