Venezuela Fury reveals she has chosen her wedding dress

The 16-year-old visited a bridal shop with her mother, Paris Fury, and posed for photos holding a large bag.
Venezuela Fury reveals she has chosen her wedding dress

By Jenny Garnsworthy, Press Association

Venezuela Fury has revealed she has chosen her bridal dress ahead of her wedding to amateur boxer Noah Price.

The 16-year-old daughter of former world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury announced her engagement last September and it is rumoured the couple will tie the knot later this year.

The teenager posted an update to her Instagram account on Friday, writing: “Said yes to the dress!!”

The post featured three photos of her visit to a bridal store, including one where she posed holding a large bag standing next to her mother, Paris Fury.

Tyson Fury announced his retirement from boxing for the fifth time in 2025 but it was revealed earlier this year that he would be returning to the ring again for a fight against Anthony Joshua.

Speaking last month, Fury said he has had “zero” involvement with his eldest daughter’s wedding planning as he has been too focused on his sport.

He praised his wife and daughter for their efforts in planning the wedding, saying: “Fair play to Paris and Venezuela, they’ve actually done this wedding without my input at all.

“I’ve had zero to do with it. I’m away doing business.

“I’m not thinking about domestic stuff at home. I’m thinking about the fight and that’s it. I’m out of bounds. Don’t tell me about anything like that.”

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