Venezuela Fury and Noah Price hit back at critics of their static caravan marital home in ‘iconic’ late night TikToks
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Venezuela Fury and husband Noah Price have hit back at critics of their new marital home by insisting “it’s a permanent home, not a caravan”.
The 16-year-old social media influencer and the 19-year-old aspiring boxer, who got married over the weekend, are expected to move into their modest marital home in the East Riding of Yorkshire when they return from their honeymoon in Marbella.
In a TikTok video posted on Thursday, Venezuela said: ‘Can I add that this is not a caravan, it is a chalet, a static house? Thank you.’
The comment sparked a wave of backlash after one follower joked that “your gaffe has an impact.”
Others wrote: ‘There’s a glove compartment in your nightstand’ and ‘there’s cruise control in your kitchen sink’.
It was hailed as ‘iconic’ when Paris and Tyson’s eldest daughter hit back.
Venezuela Fury and husband Noah Price have hit back at critics of their new marital home by insisting “it’s a permanent home, not a caravan”.
This is the modest home where Tyson Fury’s 16-year-old daughter Venezuela will begin her married life; a static house in a traveler campsite that was once a potato field.
He said: ‘Someone just said “your boner has a clutch” but it’s automatic, so. We don’t do clutch here. We only make automatic machines here, partner.’
Followers wrote: ‘She’s iconic’ and ‘I love how happy they look when they’re with each other’;
‘The cutest couple! Congratulations’.
The 16-year-old is swapping the luxurious life at her parents’, Tyson’s and Paris’s £8million mansion on the Isle of Man for a static house.
However, in traditional gypsy culture, the bride often leaves her parents’ home to live with her new husband and relatives.
Located on a gated community, the spacious two-bedroom caravan features an open-plan kitchen and living room with cream carpeting, white walls and gold trim.
The move is reminiscent of Tyson and Paris’s early years before fame, when they met in their teens and spent their early years living together in a caravan before moving into a log cabin on the grounds of his father’s home in Styal, Cheshire.
A source said: ‘Venezuela wants to start married life in a traditional traveler style, just like her parents did.’
In a TikTok video posted on Thursday, Venezuela said: ‘Can I add that this is not a caravan, it is a chalet, a static house? Thank you’
‘ The comment sparked a wave of backlash after a follower joked ‘your gaffe is very effective’.
Paris and Tyson’s eldest daughter hailed as ‘iconic’ as she responds to backlash
they continued to tell Sun: ‘He has been living in luxury since he was born, but he wants to leave the comfort of his home and live in a static caravan.
‘She doesn’t think it’s hurting her parents and she’s looking forward to taking care of all the housework while Noah goes to work. His family approves.’
