Venezuela Fury and her new husband Noah Price have arrived back in the UK after enjoying their honeymoon in Spain — but their return home came with an unexpected moment that quickly caught attention.
The 16-year-old, who recently married Noah in a lavish ceremony, was seen walking through Manchester Airport without shoes after apparently suffering a foot injury during her journey.
As she made her way through the airport, Venezuela appeared to have removed her footwear and was seen walking in socks — one of which was visibly marked with a large blood stain.
Her right sock appeared to be heavily stained, while her left sock also seemed to have a smaller mark of blood towards the back.
Despite the worrying sight, the injury did not appear to be serious, as Venezuela was able to walk unaided through the terminal and into the car park alongside her new husband.
The newly married couple were collected from the airport by Noah’s mother as they prepared to begin the next chapter of married life together.
Their return comes after the pair spent time in Marbella on what has been reported as a lavish £30,000 honeymoon, believed to have been a gift from Venezuela’s famous parents, Tyson and Paris Fury. 
Venezuela, the eldest daughter of boxing star Tyson Fury and his wife Paris, said “I do” to Noah last weekend at the Victorian Royal Chapel of St John’s on the Isle of Man.
The wedding drew huge attention, with fans closely following updates from the young couple as they began married life in the spotlight.
After their ceremony, Venezuela and Noah jetted off to Spain, where they shared glimpses of their sunny honeymoon on social media. 
The pair appeared to enjoy the luxury getaway, posting updates from Marbella as they soaked up their first trip together as husband and wife.
However, shortly before heading home, the couple appeared keen to return to normal life, with pictures showing them looking more subdued as the honeymoon came to an end.
Now, Venezuela and Noah are preparing to move into their first marital home together in the East Riding of Yorkshire.
The move is expected to mark a major lifestyle change for Venezuela, who has grown up as part of one of Britain’s most famous boxing families.
Rather than remaining in the comfort of her parents’ reported £8million mansion, she and Noah are set to begin married life in a newly renovated static chalet.
The home is understood to be located close to Noah’s family, with the couple set to live just a few doors away from his mother.
Tyson and Paris, meanwhile, are based around 200 miles away on the Isle of Man.
Although the move may seem modest compared with Venezuela’s upbringing, the choice has been described as meaningful for the young bride.
The static chalet is said to be similar to the kind of home where Paris and Tyson began their own romance as teenagers.
The property is described as roomy and comfortable, with two bedrooms and cream-and-gold décor throughout.
It is also located inside a gated park, giving the newlyweds a private place to start their life together.
A source close to Venezuela claimed she is keen to begin married life in a traditional traveller style, much like her parents once did.
The insider said: “She wants to start her married life in the traditional style of a traveller, just like her parents did.”
Speaking to The Sun, the friend added: “She has lived in luxury since she was born but is willing to swap her home comforts to go and live in a static caravan.
“She thinks it did her parents no harm and is looking forward to taking care of all the domestics while Noah goes out to work. Her parents approve.”
The couple’s airport return now marks the end of their luxury honeymoon and the beginning of a very different chapter.
From a lavish wedding and a Marbella escape to a quieter life in Yorkshire, Venezuela and Noah’s first days as husband and wife have already drawn major attention.
But it was Venezuela’s barefoot walk through the airport in bloodied socks that left fans doing a double take as the newlyweds returned home.
Source: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/
