Tyson Fury Didn’t Let Daughter Wear Makeup, Short Dresses, He Reacts To Her Wedding At 16, ‘She’s..’

Tyson Fury Didn't Let Daughter Wear Makeup, Short Dresses, He Reacts To Her Wedding At 16, 'She's..'

Heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury’s daughter, Venezuela, got married at the age of 16. She said ‘I Do’ to the man of her dreams, Noah Price, who is 19 years old. The couple’s wedding grabbed a whole lot of attention, given that the bride and groom are both still young. So much so, a family feud also arose with Venezuela’s grandfather disapproving of the same, calling them still a kid.

However, Venezuela got the approval from her parents. To mention, her mom also got engaged at 17, and when people have been speaking about her marriage at such a young age, her mom came forward to defend her publicly, stating that she is mature enough to make her own life choices. Tyson Fury recently reacted to her daughter’s wedding. Amid this, a look back in time, when Venezuela spoke about her strict father and his ‘horrible’ rules.

Tyson Fury reacts to her daughter’s wedding at the age of 16

Speaking to the Daily Mail, Tyson Fury revealed that his daughter’s wedding was a beautiful one, while adding that she’s no longer a Fury. Soon after her wedding, Venezuela changed her surname to ‘Price’ on IG. For the unversed, Noah Price, a boxer, proposed to Venezuela at her sweet 16 birthday party. He knelt down on one knee and, with a massive diamond ring, asked her if she would want to get married to him, and she replied with a ‘yes’.

The couple got married in the Isle of Man, where, reportedly, the legal age of getting married is 16, while in England and Wales, the legal age for a couple to marry is 18. Well, the duo tied the knot in a beautiful wedding ceremony where 18 bridesmaids were present, 5 being adults and the others being Noah’s cousins and her siblings. She wore a white lacy gown, which reportedly was designed by her, and came along with a 50-foot train. Noah looked handsome in a white tuxedo.

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Tyson Fury had some ‘horrible’ rules for her daughter, and why?

Although Tyson Fury has been supportive of his daughter’s decision to marry at the age of 16, he was a strict father, as shared by Venezuela. During a revelation while filming their Netflix series, At Home with the Furys, Venezuela said that she gets along with her dad well, but he is a very strict parent. Venezuela said that her father didn’t let her wear any makeup or look nice. She added:

“I get on well with my dad, but he’s very strict. He doesn’t like me wearing make-up and looking nice.”

Not only makeup, but Tyson Fury was also against his daughter wearing short dresses, so much so, when he once witnessed her wearing a short dress to a party, he also turned ‘mental’ as shared by Venezuela. She said that her mom sent a photo from the party they attended, and Venezuela was wearing a short dress, which led Tyson to react.

Venezuela’s mother said that when the former was younger, her father let her do anything she wanted, but when she turned 12, all the rules just changed, so much so that the teen would be put on a limit for how long she could wear her acrylic nails. Tyson, on the other hand, said that his kids were under his roof and he’s the one to pay for them, thus, they would have to put up with his rules, adding that they can do anything they want after turning an adult and leaving his house. He said:

“All the time they’re under my roof, and I’m paying for them, they have to put up with my horrible rules. The moment they leave home, they can do exactly what they want when they’re adults, can’t they? That’s just how the cookie crumbles.”