Tyson Fury’s daughter, Venezuela, has shared details about her engagement, revealing that her fiancé, Noah, 18, was extremely nervous when asking for her father’s blessing to propose. Last month, a video surfaced of Noah proposing to Venezuela at her extravagant 16th birthday celebration, leaving her pleasantly surprised and calling it one of the best moments of her life.
Approaching her father, the former heavyweight champion, was a daunting task for Noah. Venezuela mentioned that any boy would be intimidated by her dad, but it was the right and respectful thing to do. Recalling the nerve-wracking experience, she said, “He was really anxious about it, but everything turned out well. My dad was very supportive and happy for us.”
Highlighting a shared interest in boxing between Noah and Tyson, Venezuela mentioned that boxing provides a common ground for them to bond over. However, they have not trained together yet, but it might be something they explore in the future.
The couple follows the traditional practice of seeking parental approval before marriage, a custom Tyson had followed when proposing to Paris. Despite this, Venezuela has not met Noah’s parents yet due to their geographical distance, and plans for the wedding are on hold until that meeting occurs.
Noah’s mother, Kathleen Price, expressed her joy and excitement for the engaged couple, emphasizing their strong bond and the bright future ahead of them. She mentioned that the couple, who met when Noah was 17 and Venezuela was 15, have a two-year age gap and are planning to reside with the family post-marriage.
Paris, supporting her daughter’s engagement, defended the decision on This Morning, praising Venezuela’s maturity and stating that she is following her mother’s footsteps in finding love at a young age. Paris affirmed her complete backing for her daughter’s choice and emphasized the importance of happiness in relationships.
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