The next generation of the Fury boxing dynasty is officially celebrating in high style. Following their star-studded, lavish weekend nuptials, newlyweds Venezuela Fury and Noah Price have jetted off to Spain for a luxurious £30,000 honeymoon.
The young couple, who tied the knot in a highly publicized ceremony at the Victorian Royal Chapel of St John’s in the Isle of Man, are making the most of their newlywed status, packing on the public displays of affection (PDA) along the Mediterranean coast.
The 16-year-old reality television star—best known from the hit Netflix docuseries At Home with the Furys—and her new 18-year-old boxer husband, Noah Price, were spotted walking hand-in-hand through Puerto Banús.
The glamorous Marbella marina area, famed globally for its multi-million-dollar superyachts and exclusive beach clubs, served as the perfect backdrop for the couple’s romantic stroll, where they frequently stopped to share a sweet kiss.
The newlyweds made sure to showcase their premium streetwear tastes during their Spanish getaway.
Venezuela turned heads in a classic Versace crop T-shirt paired with a matching designer cap, denim pink shorts, and white wedge heels.
Noah matched his bride’s high-fashion energy, opting for a black Loewe T-shirt, beige tailored shorts, and sleek black trainers.
Taking to social media to share behind-the-scenes glimpses of their luxury retreat, Noah posted a photo of a premium champagne bottle resting in an ice bucket alongside fresh strawberries, cheekily captioning the image: “Had worster Mondays.”
The young boxer also shared a boomerang video of Venezuela flaunting her £590 lemon-yellow airport ensemble, alongside snapshots of himself smiling from ear to ear in a cream co-ord shirt and shorts set against the sparkling Mediterranean Sea.
The entire £30,000 honeymoon package was paid for as a grand wedding present by Venezuela’s proud parents, the world-renowned heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury and his wife, Paris.
The glamorous Spanish getaway follows an incredibly opulent wedding ceremony where no expense was spared.
The celebration featured an astonishing 18 bridesmaids, 20,000 fresh floral arrangements, a towering 12-foot wedding cake, and two chauffeur-driven vintage cream Branford classic cars.
Guests at the evening reception were also treated to an exclusive live performance by pop star Peter Andre.
Heavyweight icon Tyson Fury, 37, shared an emotional moment with his eldest daughter, walking her down the aisle to a Notorious B.I.G. track before later sharing a traditional father-daughter dance to “My Girl” by The Temptations.
Netflix production cameras were on-site throughout the day, capturing every detail for upcoming episodes of the family’s lucrative reality series.
Venezuela walked the aisle in a custom-designed, white lace princess-style gown featuring a dramatic 50-foot train imported directly from Italy.
Speaking on her bridal style, Venezuela noted: “It was exactly what I wanted. It was so comfortable, not heavy. I wanted it all lace and fish tail fitted right to my knees… with a massive clip-on train behind me and arms like wings.”
Her mother, Paris Fury, 36, admitted she initially found the design choices eccentric but trusted her daughter’s creative vision.
Paris, who wore a bespoke sky-blue outfit made from the same material as the bridesmaids, stepped up as the “best woman” for the ceremony. Venezuela joked about the decision, stating: “Because no one else was old enough to be a witness.”
The wedding also served as a major family reunion.
Heavily pregnant influencer Molly-Mae Hague, 26, traveled via private jet so that her three-year-old daughter, Bambi, could serve as one of the 13 child bridesmaids.
Bambi joined Venezuela’s younger sisters and cousins to create lasting family memories.
However, Molly-Mae’s fiancé, Tommy Fury, missed the nuptials due to a strict boxing training camp in Manchester alongside Tyson’s father, John Fury.
The high-profile wedding marks a milestone chapter for Venezuela and Noah, who first got engaged during her sweet 16th birthday party in September 2025.
Backed by a substantial multi-million-pound cash gift from Tyson Fury, the entrepreneurial young couple is poised to build their own independent media and sports legacy as they step into married life.