Tyson Fury’s household is no stranger to big moments in the ring, but this weekend the spotlight shifted to his oldest daughter, Venezuela.
At her 16th birthday party, she said yes to fellow boxer Noah Price, who proposed in front of family and friends, per PEOPLE.
Price, 19, has been steadily building his own reputation in amateur boxing circles across the U.K., with several wins at the junior level and a recent step up into senior competition. Known for his southpaw stance and aggressive style, he’s been training out of Manchester gyms that have produced some of Britain’s most promising fighters.
For Venezuela, who grew up surrounded by the fight game through her father’s legendary career, the pairing feels almost inevitable.
Clips shared online captured the proposal, with Venezuela dressed in a white lace set while Price dropped to one knee on the dance floor. The couple embraced as cheers went up, and she later confirmed the news on Instagram, writing, “We are gettin married🥰 so happy❤️,” alongside a close-up of her diamond ring.
Paris Fury, Venezuela’s mother, reposted the video with a supportive message. “Both only young but when you know you know! Still in shock but very happy for you both. Me and your Dad couldn’t be prouder xxx,” she wrote, tagging the newly engaged couple.
Tyson, now 37 and retired from professional boxing, appeared in a family photo at the party, smiling beside his daughter and future son-in-law.
The moment also reflects a long-standing tradition in the Irish Traveller community, where early engagements and marriages are a cultural norm.
Tyson and Paris began dating when Paris was 16, and they later married in 2008. Over the years, they’ve built a family of seven children while Tyson fought his way to becoming one of the most recognized heavyweight champions in the world.