Venezuela Fury is a British reality television personality, social media figure and the eldest daughter of heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury and his wife, Paris Fury. Born on 27 September 2009, she is 17 years old as of October 2026. She became known through her appearances in Netflix’s At Home with the Furys and attracted further public attention when she married amateur boxer Noah Price in May 2026.
Her public profile has since developed beyond the family’s television series. In August 2026, she became a director of Venezuela Fury Ltd, while a separate UK trademark application connected her name to a proposed cosmetics brand, No Tomorrow x Venezuela Fury.
Key takeaways
- Age and family: Venezuela Fury was born on 27 September 2009 and is the eldest of Tyson and Paris Fury’s seven children.
- Television appearances: She features in Netflix’s At Home with the Furys, which began in 2023 and returned for a second season in April 2026.
- Husband: Venezuela married amateur boxer Noah Price on 16 May 2026 at the Royal Chapel of St John on the Isle of Man.
- Business activity: UK Companies House records identify her as a director and controlling shareholder of Venezuela Fury Ltd, incorporated in August 2026.
- Beauty brand: A trademark application for No Tomorrow x Venezuela Fury was published in August 2026, although a commercial launch has not been established.
Venezuela Fury profile summary
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Full name | Venezuela Lynda Fury, as recorded by Companies House |
| Known as | Venezuela Fury |
| Date of birth | 27 September 2009, according to The Independent |
| Age | 17, as of 25 October 2026 |
| Nationality | British |
| Parents | Tyson Fury and Paris Fury |
| Husband | Noah Price |
| Wedding date | 16 May 2026 |
| Known for | Netflix’s At Home with the Furys and public social media appearances |
| Business role | Director of Venezuela Fury Ltd |
| Business interests | Public relations, communications and a proposed cosmetics venture |
Early life and family background
Venezuela grew up as part of one of Britain’s most recognisable boxing families. Her father, Tyson Fury, is a former world heavyweight champion, while her mother, Paris Fury, has developed a public career through television appearances and books about family life.
As the eldest of seven children, Venezuela has frequently appeared alongside her parents and younger siblings in family photographs and television coverage.
Her unusual first name has also attracted attention.
In a November 2011 interview with journalist Donald McRae for The Guardian, Tyson explained how he chose the name.
> “One night, while I was sleeping, I thought of Venezuela.”
The explanation came during a discussion of the family’s distinctive names, including Paris and Tyson.
Venezuela’s name refers to the South American country, but it does not indicate Venezuelan nationality. UK corporate records identify her nationality as British.
The original explanation appears in The Guardian’s November 2011 interview with Tyson Fury.
How Venezuela Fury became known through Netflix
Venezuela’s main introduction to a wider television audience came through At Home with the Furys, the Netflix documentary series that premiered in August 2023.
The programme follows Tyson Fury as he adjusts to family life and retirement from professional boxing. Paris and the couple’s children feature throughout, giving viewers access to aspects of the family’s daily life that had previously appeared mainly in interviews and social media posts.
For Venezuela, the programme meant appearing on an internationally distributed television series while still a teenager.
Unlike a conventional acting role, her participation was based on appearing as herself within the family’s documentary.
Netflix released the second season on 12 April 2026, extending the family’s television presence and bringing further attention to Venezuela’s relationship with Noah Price.
Her engagement became part of the family’s public story during this period, linking her appearances on the programme with the separate entertainment coverage that followed.
Netflix’s official programme information identifies Venezuela among the family members featured in the series.
In April 2026, Paris Fury also told entertainment publication EVOKE that filming had begun for a third season.
That statement established that further production was underway, although it did not confirm a final release date or guarantee which family events would appear.
Venezuela Fury’s marriage to Noah Price
Venezuela’s relationship with amateur boxer Noah Price became a major subject of public attention in September 2025.
During celebrations for her 16th birthday, Noah proposed to her. The engagement was announced publicly by Paris Fury and subsequently covered by several entertainment publications.
The couple married less than eight months later.
Their wedding on the Isle of Man
Venezuela Fury and Noah Price married on Saturday, 16 May 2026, at the Royal Chapel of St John on the Isle of Man.
Both Tyson and Paris Fury attended the ceremony.
Contemporary photographs published by Isle of Man Today showed the newlyweds outside the church, providing a record of the ceremony and its location.
The event also attracted attention for Venezuela’s elaborate wedding dress and the celebrations surrounding the marriage.
Tyson subsequently spoke publicly about the emotional significance of his daughter’s wedding, while Paris had already discussed the preparations in interviews.
The marriage marked a change in how Venezuela appeared in entertainment coverage. Previously, much of the attention surrounding her concerned her parents and their family documentary. Following the wedding, she and Noah began appearing together in interviews about their own relationship.
Why did Venezuela marry at 16?
Venezuela’s age was one of the main reasons the wedding attracted discussion.
She was 16 when she married Noah, prompting questions about the legal requirements and whether the marriage was permitted.
The important distinction is that the Isle of Man has different marriage laws from England and Wales.
In England and Wales, the minimum legal marriage age increased to 18 on 27 February 2023.
The Isle of Man, however, permits marriage at 16 or 17 subject to additional consent requirements, generally involving parental consent.
This difference is documented in the Northern Ireland Assembly’s 2026 legislative research on marriage laws, which discusses the Isle of Man’s Marriage Act 1984.
The location of Venezuela’s ceremony therefore matters when considering the applicable law. The English and Welsh minimum age cannot simply be applied to a marriage conducted on the Isle of Man.
Venezuela’s response to criticism
Venezuela addressed the public reaction during an appearance with Noah on ITV’s This Morning on 22 June 2026.
Asked about criticism of her decision to marry young, she made clear that the views of people outside her family and close friends did not determine how she felt about the marriage.
As reported by ITV and subsequently quoted in Yahoo’s July coverage, she said:
> “As long as it’s not my family or my friends, they’re the most of what matters to me, I ain’t bothered.”
She also acknowledged her age while explaining that she had chosen to continue with the relationship.
> “Yes, I am young, but I’ve found the person I want, and I’ve carried on with my life.”
Paris Fury has publicly supported her daughter’s decision, drawing comparisons with her own experience of becoming engaged as a teenager.
The family has also spoken openly about its Irish Traveller heritage, although Venezuela’s individual circumstances should not be treated as representative of every Traveller family’s approach to marriage.
Her response is documented in ITV’s June 2026 coverage of the couple’s interview.
What does Venezuela Fury do now?
By October 2026, Venezuela’s public activities included reality television appearances, social media content and an officially documented business role.
Although she initially became familiar to viewers through her parents, later developments show her participation in media coverage focused on her own life and professional interests.
Television and social media
Following their wedding, Venezuela and Noah discussed married life and possible future television work.
In a June 2026 interview with The Sun, the couple spoke about the possibility of appearing in a programme centred on their relationship.
Venezuela has also expressed interest in developing television opportunities beyond At Home with the Furys.
Those comments establish her interest in further television work, although they do not amount to confirmation that an independent reality series has been commissioned.
In September 2026, The Sun also reported that Venezuela and Noah had been involved in filming for the forthcoming ITV programme I’m a Celebrity… The Wild Frontier and had left production early.
ITV’s programme information established the existence of the series, but did not independently confirm their individual participation or departure. The account therefore remains attributed to the newspaper’s reporting rather than an established television credit.
On social media, Venezuela has continued sharing public updates about her life. Following her wedding, entertainment publications identified her Instagram account under the name `@venezuelaprice1`.
Her online activity also featured in September 2026 birthday coverage, when People reported that she had shared photographs and videos from celebrations marking her 17th birthday.
Venezuela Fury Ltd: Her registered company
A more concrete development in Venezuela’s professional life came in August 2026.
According to UK Companies House, Venezuela Fury Ltd was incorporated on 18 August 2026.
The company’s registered activity is public relations and communications.
Official records identify Venezuela Lynda Fury as a director, appointed on the incorporation date.
She is also listed as a person with significant control, with at least 75% of the company’s shares and voting rights.
That gives Venezuela a formally recorded business position separate from her television appearances.
The registration demonstrates corporate ownership and responsibility, but it does not establish the company’s earnings, commercial contracts or profitability.
A registered company can exist before meaningful trading activity begins, so the incorporation should not be confused with proof of substantial business income.
The No Tomorrow beauty-brand plans
Another development emerged through UK trademark records.
The UK Intellectual Property Office published an application for No Tomorrow x Venezuela Fury in its Trade Mark Journal dated 14 August 2026.
The application had been filed on 6 August 2026 and covered Class 3 goods, including cosmetics and skincare preparations.
The named applicant was DMEG Trading Ltd.
This provides official documentary support for brand-related activity involving Venezuela’s name.
In September 2026, The Sun reported plans for a beauty venture associated with the No Tomorrow name, describing ambitions for a future cosmetics range.
The trademark filing and reporting concern a similar proposed brand, but they establish different things.
The filing confirms that an application was made for the name and relevant product categories. It does not prove that cosmetics have been manufactured, released or sold.
Nor does it establish that Venezuela personally owns the trademark or the company named as its applicant.
The UK Intellectual Property Office’s published application is therefore a stronger indication of formal business preparation than reports predicting the venture’s eventual financial success.
A growing public role beyond the Fury family
Venezuela Fury’s public identity has developed through a relatively short but well-documented series of events.
Her first major television exposure came from appearing with her family in Netflix’s At Home with the Furys. Her engagement in September 2025 and marriage in May 2026 then brought attention to her individual circumstances, particularly her decision to marry at 16.
Her subsequent television interviews gave her opportunities to explain those decisions publicly rather than having the story told entirely through her parents.
By August 2026, her role had extended into business through the incorporation of Venezuela Fury Ltd. The separate No Tomorrow trademark application also connected her name to a proposed beauty venture.
As of 25 October 2026, her confirmed professional position includes her television appearances and her directorship of Venezuela Fury Ltd. The cosmetics trademark application documents further commercial preparation, while the proposed beauty launch and independent television projects remain future possibilities rather than completed achievements.
For readers encountering Venezuela through her father’s boxing fame or the family Netflix series, those developments explain why her name now appears independently in entertainment and business coverage.
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