Venezuela Fury, 16, says she 'wasn't allowed to see' husband Noah when they started dating
Venezuela Fury revealed details about having to keep her relationship with partner Noah a secret as she took to TikTok to reveal a new glimpse into their early dating days.
The 16-year-old, who was wed to 19-year-old Noah in a lavish ceremony at the Victorian Royal Chapel of St John's on the Isle of Man in May, said that she 'wasn't allowed to see' her husband when they first started dating.
The At Home with the Furys star posted a short clip on social media, before a relative of Noah’s also gave her insight, remembering a time that the two had to keep their blossoming love under wraps.
Venezuela, eldest daughter of pro-boxing star Tyson Fury also recently moved out and into her first home with husband Noah, after their wedding had previously sparked 'unkind' criticism.
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But unfazed by the response, the teenager has been sharing regular home updates to her 1.4m followers as well as sharing joint videos alongside her new hubby.
In a recent social media upload, titled 'secret relationship days was stressful', Venezuela shared a picture of her with Noah from December 2024, which showed the two cuddling in a car.
In the black and white shot, Noah could be seen with his arm wrapped around her and cuddling her, with her flashing two fingers to the camera. Love heart emojis were also put on the image.
In her caption on-screen, she wrote: “2024: So we are going out but I’m not allowed to see you”. Noah’s family member Atlantis Price then commented: “OMG I can remember those days”.
A second image on the post shows the pair kissing during their wedding day in May this year. She penned: “2026: Married, a home, weekends away, things to pay, living our best life."
The 16-year-old had previously drawn attention for wearing sunglasses down the aisle. But she quickly clarified why, citing that she was 'so full of emotion'.
In an interview she told the Sun: "I am not normally the type of person to cry, but I couldn’t stop. I even cried myself to sleep. It was the best day of my life but so full of emotion. That’s why Dad and I wore sunglasses. I only took them off at the altar because I couldn’t say my vows in sunglasses.”
The pair had to travel for their big day because the legal age for marriage on the Isle of Man with parental consent is also 16. Back in England and Wales, you must be at least 18 years old to marry or form a civil partnership.
Pair respond to wedding backlash in first TV interview
The newlyweds appeared on ITV's This Morning in June to lift the lid on what married life was like and hit back at critics online.
Days after the lavish ceremony, the pair had jetted off from Manchester Airport for their Marbella honeymoon, before moving into their first home together.
In the TV appearance, they spoke about their big day and asked about how tying the knot was treating them. Venezuela said: "I'm enjoying it so far. We've only been married a month, but everything's going smoothly, and I'm learning new things every day.
"I'm learning how to cook, we go everywhere together, we do everything together. It's really good so far."
The 16-year-old bride was also asked by presenter Ben Shepherd about her marrying so young and people's criticisms due to her age. She responded: "I think if you're dating someone, you should always look into the future. It's not just what's fun for now.
"I think, as long as it's not my family or friends, they're the ones that matter to me, then I'm not bothered. I don't like people being unkind, I don't agree with it, spreading badness where there shouldn't be.
"Yes, I am young, but I've found the person I want and I've carried on with my life. Everyone's got to start somewhere, and I started young."
Meanwhile Noah said he 'didn't want to mess her about' and that his then bride-to-be was 'perfect'. He added: "I was her first boyfriend, she was wife material. When I first seen her, I thought, yeah, I’m gonna marry that girl one day. And then I made the dream come true."
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