Paris Fury defends daughter Venezuela, 16, as she breaks silence on her engagement

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Paris Fury has spoken publicly for the first time about her daughter Venezuela’s engagement, offering her support and sharing her excitement about the news.

Tyson and Paris Fury’s oldest child recently got engaged to her boyfriend, boxer Noah Price, at her sixteenth birthday party last month.

You know, after all the talk about the boxer responding to her critics, Paris let slip something really interesting. She admitted she actually advised her to hold off on speaking out for as long as she could, but ultimately, she was just determined to say her piece. It’s a reminder that sometimes, even with good advice, people need to follow their own instincts!

Venezuela’s story mirrored Tyson and Paris’s, as the couple first connected when they were very young – Tyson was 17 and Paris was 15.

They reconnected and began a romance at her 16th birthday.

I’ve been following Paris and Tyson’s story for years! They were so young when they first got married back in 2008 – Paris was only 19 and Tyson just 21, and the ceremony was in Doncaster. It was lovely to see them reaffirm their commitment years later with a vow renewal in New York City in April 2013. It just shows how strong their relationship is!

The couple renewed their vows for the third time in August with a wedding in Southern France, celebrated with all seven of their children present.

Paris told The Mirror that everyone is thrilled for her and Noah, saying they’re a wonderful couple and truly excited to start this new phase of their lives together.

She is young, but that fits with our family’s customs. I myself was engaged at 17, so their ages are quite similar.

Paris explained that her third wedding this summer was a way to renew and celebrate her love with her partner.

She also explained that this time, she and Tyson were doing something purely for themselves. They wanted to strengthen their relationship and celebrate how much their children mean to them. It was a way to reaffirm their love and acknowledge the important role their kids play in their lives.

This happened after Venezuela shared a sweet birthday photo with her father, Tyson, following his defense of their relationship against those who criticized it.

Paris shared more details about Thursday night by posting several photos on her Instagram Story.

I’ve been following the buzz, and it looks like Tyson, the former heavyweight champ, finally addressed the recent criticism on Instagram. It seems he wanted to share his side of things directly with his fans!

He posted a video from the Instagram account Minaret Minds, which shares Islamic thoughts, stories, and reflections.

The video points out a big change in marriage. Fifty years ago, it was common for people to marry young, around 18, and remain married for life. Now, people typically wait until their thirties to get married, but those marriages often end in divorce within just a few years.

In the past, couples started with very little but created a life together through shared effort. Today, many couples have plenty of possessions but struggle to build a meaningful life together. Our grandparents found happiness in simple living, even sharing a single room, while we often feel trapped even with spacious homes.

‘The only difference is we now call commitment settling and call running away finding yourself.’

Who led us to believe that love fades, that finding the right person is immediate, and that marriage should be a fairytale constantly?

‘If we question ourselves, we might stop expecting perfection and start building connection.

‘I ask have we become on focused on finding the one that we forgot how to become the one.’

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2025-10-12 01:20