Manchester Airport was flooded with flashing cameras and excited whispers yesterday as 16-year-old Venezuela Fury, daughter of undefeated boxing champion Tyson Fury, made her first public appearance as a married woman.

The teenage bride, looking elegant in a chic cream co-ord set with oversized sunglasses and designer luggage, was seen walking hand-in-hand with her new husband, Noah Price, as the couple prepared to jet off on their honeymoon. When approached by reporters, Venezuela smiled politely but firmly declined to reveal their destination, saying only, “We just want some privacy. This is our time.”

The couple tied the knot on May 16 in a lavish ceremony at the Royal Chapel of St John’s on the Isle of Man. The island’s laws allow marriage at 16 with parental consent, unlike England and Wales where the minimum age is 18. The choice of venue sparked intense debate even before the wedding took place.

Tyson Fury and his wife Paris proudly shared glimpses of the ceremony on social media, showing their eldest daughter looking radiant in a stunning white gown. The event was described as intimate yet extravagant, with close family and friends in attendance. Tyson reportedly walked his daughter down the aisle himself, an emotional moment that quickly went viral.

The news of Venezuela’s marriage has divided public opinion. While many fans of the Fury family offered congratulations and praised the couple’s young love, others expressed concern about a 16-year-old entering marriage. Critics took to social media, questioning whether Venezuela was old enough to make such a life-changing decision, while supporters pointed out that the marriage was legal and had full parental blessing.

One fan commented: “She’s 16 going on 30. If her parents support it and she’s happy, who are we to judge?” Another wrote: “This feels way too young. I hope she knows what she’s doing.”

Tyson Fury, known for being fiercely protective of his family, addressed the backlash briefly in a social media post: “Our daughter is loved, protected, and happy. That’s all that matters to us. God bless her and Noah.”

Venezuela has grown up in the spotlight. As the eldest daughter of one of Britain’s most famous boxing dynasties, she has often been photographed at ringside supporting her father and attending high-profile events. Despite her young age, she has always appeared mature beyond her years, often praised for her poise and confidence.

The honeymoon departure comes just days after the wedding, showing the couple’s desire to enjoy their new chapter away from the intense media glare. Sources close to the family say Noah, who is believed to be in his early 20s, shares a close bond with Venezuela and has the full support of the Fury clan.

The marriage has once again put the spotlight on Britain’s varying marriage laws across regions. The Isle of Man’s decision to maintain a lower age of consent for marriage continues to spark debate, especially when high-profile cases like this draw international attention.

As Venezuela and Noah disappeared through security at Manchester Airport, well-wishers shouted congratulations while photographers tried to capture every moment. The young bride turned once, offering a shy wave before vanishing into the departure lounge.

For the Fury family, this marks another milestone in their very public journey. From Tyson’s remarkable boxing career to his family’s growing influence, the marriage of their firstborn daughter adds a new chapter filled with both celebration and controversy.

While some continue to question the timing and age, others see it as a beautiful love story unfolding in the modern spotlight. Only time will tell how this young union will fare under the immense pressure that comes with being part of the Fury dynasty.

For now, Venezuela Fury is no longer just Tyson’s daughter. She is a wife embarking on a new life — one that began with a wedding on the Isle of Man and a honeymoon departure from Manchester Airport.