Tyson Fury gifts 16-year-old daughter $6.7M after wedding

Venezuela and her husband, 19-year-old Noah Price, arrived in the southern Spanish seaside resort of Marbella earlier this week for their honeymoon, according to photos shared on Instagram by Noah.

The trip, estimated to have cost £30,000, followed a lavish weekend wedding on the Isle of Man. British media estimated that Venezuela's wedding dress alone cost around £40,000.

According to The Sun, Tyson and his wife Paris covered the expenses for the honeymoon, besides presenting the young couple with the staggering £5 million wedding gift to help them begin their new life together.

According to sources, Tyson and Paris, whose net worth is estimated at £162 million, were thrilled about their daughter's marriage. but some family members felt the multi-million dollar gift was too large to hand to such a young couple.

Tyson also gifted his daughter a traditional gypsy wagon, a sentimental present reflecting the family's traveler heritage.

Venezuela Fury and Noah Price at their wedding on May 16, 2026. Photo by Instagram/@venezuelaprice1

Venezuela is the eldest child of Tyson and Paris Fury, whose family gained popularity through their hit Netflix reality show "At Home With The Furys".

Because of this high public profile, the marriage of their teenage daughter quickly became a major topic of discussion in the U.K., primarily due to the bride's age.

In England and Wales, individuals under 18 are legally prohibited from marrying, even with parental consent. However, Venezuela and Noah legally bypassed this restriction by tying the knot on the Isle of Man, where local laws allow 16-year-olds to marry with their parents' approval.

The couple initially kept their romance private, only going public on social media a few months before their engagement. Noah, who is an amateur boxer, reportedly sought Tyson's permission before officially proposing to Venezuela at her 16th birthday party following more than a year of dating.