Who is Tyson Fury's son-in-law Noah Price? Boxing legend’s 16-year-old daughter ties knot

Venezuela Fury officially became Venezuela Price over the weekend, and the wedding quickly turned into one of the most talked-about family moments surrounding the Fury household in years. The 16-year-old daughter of heavyweight champion Tyson Fury married amateur boxer Noah Price during a private ceremony at the Victorian Royal Chapel of St John on the Isle of Man, surrounded by close friends, relatives, and a Netflix camera crew documenting the day for At Home with the Furys.The celebration carried the loud, larger-than-life energy often linked with the Fury family, but there were also quieter moments woven through the ceremony. Tyson, dressed in a black tuxedo and sunglasses, walked his eldest daughter down the aisle before later admitting the emotions caught up with him. “It was beautiful. She’s no longer a Fury,” he told the Daily Mail after the ceremony. Hours later, Venezuela had already updated her social media name to Venezuela Price, marking the start of a very public new chapter.

Who is Tyson Fury's son-in-law Noah Price?

Noah Price, 18, is an amateur boxer who has reportedly been dating Venezuela for a little over a year. While he largely stays away from the spotlight compared to the Fury family, he has become a familiar face around their inner circle since the couple announced their engagement during Venezuela’s 16th birthday celebration last year.

At the wedding, Price wore black trousers paired with a white vest and tuxedo jacket with black lapels.

Villagers gathered outside the chapel cheered as he arrived alongside his groomsmen shortly before the ceremony began. Despite steady rain throughout the afternoon, the mood around the church remained upbeat as guests filed inside along a blue carpet lined with floral displays.Venezuela drew attention for mixing tradition with comfort. Her white lace fishtail gown featured a dramatic 50-foot train, but she paired it with white Crocs, something she had openly planned for months.

Tyson even joked about the length of the train while preparations unfolded outside the chapel.The guest list reflected just how close-knit the Fury family remains. Among the 18 bridesmaids were Venezuela’s younger sisters Valencia and Athena, along with cousin Bambi Fury, the daughter of Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague. Singer Peter Andre also reportedly performed during the reception, including the couple’s first dance to “Mysterious Girl.”

Fury family stands firmly behind Venezuela and Noah

Questions around Venezuela’s age have followed the engagement since it became public, but both Tyson and Paris Fury have consistently defended their daughter’s decision.“She's found the person she loves, and if she's happy, I will completely support her,” Paris previously said. She later added, “I got engaged at 17, so even though I feel she’s young, I did it. I wouldn’t change a thing. So if that’s what she wants to do, then 100 per cent, me and her dad support her.”The wedding itself reflected that support from beginning to end. From the private church ceremony to the family celebrations filmed for Netflix, the day carried less of a celebrity spectacle and more of a family determined to celebrate things their own way.