Tyson Fury's 16-Year-Old Daughter Venezuela Weds Amateur Boxer Noah Price in Private Isle of Man Ceremony

Heavyweight champion Tyson Fury's daughter Venezuela has officially tied the knot. The 16-year-old exchanged vows with 18-year-old amateur boxer Noah Price on Saturday, May 16, in an intimate ceremony held at the Royal Chapel of St. John on the Isle of Man.

For the occasion, Venezuela chose a white lace fishtail gown featuring a dramatic 50-foot train. She completed her bridal look with Crocs, a detail she had previously shared with the Scottish Sun. Noah complemented her ensemble in black trousers paired with a white vest and suit jacket trimmed with black lapels.

The celebration brought together Tyson, 37, and his wife Paris, who both attended the nuptials. Venezuela's younger sisters Valencia, 8, and Athena, 4, participated in the wedding party. Though the ceremony remained closed to the general public, a camera crew documented the proceedings for an upcoming episode of the family's Netflix series, At Home with the Furys.

Following the exchange of vows, the newlyweds departed the chapel in a vintage automobile bearing a "Mr and Mrs" sign and made their way to the Comis Hotel on the outskirts of Douglas for the reception.

Noah proposed to Venezuela during her 16th birthday celebration in September 2025. The couple's engagement initially drew attention online, though Venezuela addressed the reaction in April.