Venezuela Fury reveals what dad Tyson Fury really thinks about her young engagement

Venezuela Fury, eldest daughter of heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, recently opened up about her engagement to her boyfriend Noah Price. The 16-year-old got engaged during her birthday party last month, surprising friends and family.

In a new interview with The Sun, Venezuela revealed that her father Tyson, 37, was fully supportive of the proposal, giving his blessing before Noah got down on one knee. The moment, she said, was both exciting and nerve-wracking as everyone watched.

Venezuela Fury talks about dad Tyson Fury’s reaction

Venezuela Fury told The Sun that Noah Price, her now-fiancé, was nervous before proposing, but he made sure to ask Tyson Fury for approval first. She said, “It was a huge surprise.

I wasn’t overly emotional because I was very nervous with everyone watching, but it was one of the best moments of my life.”

Venezuela added that her father didn’t interfere and was “very happy for us.” The proposal happened in front of her family and close friends last month, making it a memorable celebration.Her mother, Paris Fury, 35, also shared her thoughts with the Daily Mail. “Venezuela is only young, she’s 16 and she is engaged, but we are really happy for her, and it is her choice in life,” Paris said.

Paris, who married Tyson in November 2008 at the age of 19, expressed pride in her daughter while encouraging her to enjoy the moment. “It is a lovely moment, enjoy where you are, travel, see places, even together,” she added.Also Read: College Football Rankings Revealed: Nine Top Teams Fall As Vanderbilt Storms Into Top 10 For First Time Since 1947

Venezuela Fury on her feelings and future plans with Noah Price

While Venezuela has not yet met Noah Price’s family due to the distance and his work schedule, she feels excited about the next chapter. She admitted the proposal came as a total surprise. “I didn’t care about the big proposal, but I am very happy,” she told The Sun. The young couple has received overwhelming support from their family and friends, celebrating their engagement at Venezuela’s 16th birthday party.Paris Fury also joked about her future role as a grandmother. “I will smile, but I really don’t think I’m ready to become a granny,” she said. She wants to stay young-looking while supporting her daughter. Venezuela is being encouraged to enjoy her youth, focus on life experiences, and embrace this special moment with Noah. Both parents appear to be fully backing the engagement while keeping a careful balance between guidance and letting their daughter make her own choices.