At just 16, Venezuela Fury, daughter of heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury, has taken a bold leap from a life of unimaginable luxury into a world of timeless tradition. Following her lavish weekend wedding to 19-year-old aspiring boxer Noah Price, the young couple is set to start married life in a humble static caravan on a traveller campsite—just three doors away from Noah’s mother in Derbyshire.
Despite growing up in multi-million-pound homes, including her parents’ £5 million Isle of Man estate, Venezuela has chosen to honor gypsy customs, leaving her family mansion to build a life with her new husband in the heart of the Peak District countryside. Her cream-colored, bungalow-style caravan boasts a slate-effect blue-grey roof, an open-plan living space, modern fireplace, marble countertops, and bedrooms with built-in cabinets, all carefully crafted by bespoke caravan specialists Carabuild of East Yorkshire.
This is the humble home where Tyson Fury’s 16-year-old daughter Venezuela will be starting married life – a static caravan on a traveller campsite that was once a potato field
The cream coloured bungalow-style property with slate-effect blue-grey roof is located just three doors down from Venezuela’s new mother-in-law
The teenage influencer married aspiring boxer Noah Price at the Royal Chapel of St.John the Baptist church on the Isle of Man over the weekend
Sharing glimpses of their “love nest” on TikTok, Venezuela captioned her post: “R first ever home, so proud of my Noah,” a touching declaration of her excitement and commitment.
The young bride’s decision echoes the traditions followed by her parents, who themselves began married life in caravans. For Venezuela and Noah, the modest surroundings are not a limitation but a continuation of a cultural legacy. While the caravan may be a far cry from her former opulent lifestyle—including mansions in Morecambe, Lancashire, and Marbella worth millions—it symbolizes the start of a shared journey, grounded in family and heritage.
The living room has a space built into the wall for a large flat-screen TV, and a modern fireplace below it
Meanwhile, the kitchen aspect has white cabinets with gold handles, a new oven and marble countertops
Both bedrooms in the modest property have built in cabinets and plush grey carpeting
The bathroom, like the rest of the caravan, is fitted out with white, gold and marble trim and has a shower and a separate, freestanding bathtub
The wedding itself was nothing short of spectacular. Venezuela’s 50ft lace train, imported from Italy, required 18 bridesmaids to guide it to the church. The ceremony at the Victorian Royal Chapel of St John’s on the Isle of Man included a luxurious reception at the Comis Hotel, a 12ft wedding cake, and a father-daughter dance to “My Girl” by The Temptations. Even pop star Peter Andre performed for the star-studded gathering. Yet, despite the glamour, the couple’s eyes are now set on the simplicity of daily life together in Derbyshire.
Noah, an ambitious young boxer training at Chesterfield Amateur Boxing Club, is already dreaming of a future in the sport, inspired by his father-in-law’s legendary career. Venezuela, meanwhile, embraces domestic life with youthful enthusiasm, keen to care for the home while supporting her husband’s journey.
Tyson Fury, visibly emotional, celebrated his daughter’s transition, telling the crowd: “It was beautiful. She’s no longer a Fury. Time goes quick… she’s a married woman now.” His words underscored the poignant mix of pride, tradition, and new beginnings marking this remarkable chapter in the Fury family saga
