Venezuela Fury’s new husband, Noah Price, has caused a stir after asking TikTok followers to send gifts and likes while the couple enjoyed their reported £30,000 honeymoon in Marbella.
The 19-year-old aspiring boxer and Venezuela, 16, daughter of Tyson and Paris Fury, are currently soaking up the sun in Spain following their lavish wedding earlier this month at the Victorian Royal Chapel of St John’s on the Isle of Man. 
The newlyweds’ post-wedding getaway has already attracted huge attention, especially after it was claimed that Venezuela’s famous parents — who are said to have an estimated net worth of £162 million — covered the cost of the luxury honeymoon.
Reports have also claimed that Tyson and Paris gave the young couple an extraordinary wedding gift package, including £5 million and a traditional gypsy caravan.
But while the couple were relaxing in the sunshine, Noah’s TikTok live quickly became a major talking point.
During the livestream, which reportedly drew around 20,000 viewers, Noah repeatedly encouraged fans to support him through online gifts and likes.
While holding a cocktail, he told those watching: “Keep liking our videos people, keep sending gifts.”
The moment soon took a playful turn when Noah began thanking several women for their generosity.
Laughing, he joked: “Watch Venezuela punch me in the mouth,” to which his wife replied: “I am, honestly!”
The light-hearted exchange immediately caught the attention of viewers, with many commenting on the couple’s dynamic during the live broadcast.
On TikTok, fans are able to subscribe to Noah’s account and send him virtual gifts, which can become monetised depending on the number of viewers and level of engagement.
The livestream came as the couple continued to face public curiosity following their high-profile wedding.
During the video, Noah and Venezuela also answered questions from followers, including criticism about Venezuela marrying at such a young age.
Some viewers described her as a “child bride,” a phrase the pair responded to strongly during the livestream.
The young couple appeared keen to hit back at critics, calling out what they described as “keyboard warriors” and insisting that their marriage was their own decision.
Venezuela said: “Child bride wife and happy and proud.”
Noah added: “Yeah, actually consented to marriage and not forced or arranged, ya freaks, there’s always going to be keyboard warriors.”
Their wedding has sparked debate because while marriage at 16 is not legal in the UK, it is permitted on the Isle of Man, a self-governing British Crown Dependency in the Irish Sea between Great Britain and Ireland.
The subject has continued to generate strong reaction online, with many followers asking questions during the couple’s honeymoon livestream.
Noah also told viewers he had “technically gypsy grabbed,” while Venezuela joked that she had been kissed “against her will.”
The comment referred to a controversial gypsy courtship tradition in which a boy physically pulls a girl away and kisses her.
The couple’s remarks became another talking point during the already busy live session, which saw thousands of fans watching and sending questions in real time.
Elsewhere in the stream, the pair showed a more humorous side as Noah responded to comments about his appearance.
After some viewers made remarks about his weight, he said he is 6ft 4in and weighs 18 stone, blaming his size on “laziness” and a lack of motivation to train.
He also joked that followers were paying more attention to Venezuela than to him.
As fans repeatedly sent messages expressing their admiration for his new wife, Noah asked viewers to show him some support too.
He said: “Can everyone say we love Noah because everyone’s only calling me fat.”
He also claimed that people had been mocking his hairline.
Noah was then asked about his use of sunbeds and insisted he only uses them once a month, or more often if he has a special event coming up.
The couple were sitting at a beach club during the livestream, with Noah and Venezuela answering questions while fans continued to send virtual gifts.
At one point, they were keen to make clear that Venezuela was drinking mocktails, not alcoholic drinks, although Noah flashed a cheeky smile at the camera as the subject came up.
The honeymoon livestream also led to talk about the couple’s future plans in the public eye.
Fans asked whether they would consider creating a YouTube channel, similar to Venezuela’s uncle Tommy Fury and his girlfriend Molly-Mae Hague, who have built a major following through social media and reality-style content.
Tommy, who is Venezuela’s Love Island star uncle, did not attend the couple’s wedding.
Noah appeared excited by the idea of starting a channel, telling viewers: “We should start a YouTube channel — nevermind Tommy and Molly, we are the new ones.”
Venezuela agreed, saying: “I think that will be great, we will take over Tommy and Molly.”
The couple’s comments suggested they may be considering turning their newlywed life into online content, as public interest around them continues to grow.
Noah was also asked when he plans to fight again.
The aspiring boxer replied: “When I stop being lazy and start training again, anyone can have it trust me.”
The livestream added yet another dramatic chapter to Venezuela and Noah’s already headline-making start to married life.
Their wedding earlier this month was described as lavish and traditional, drawing huge attention because of Venezuela’s famous family and her young age.
Now, just days into their honeymoon, the couple are already making headlines again — this time over Noah’s TikTok money requests, their sharp responses to critics, and their hints at a future in online entertainment.
For a pair already living under intense public attention, the Marbella livestream has only added more mystery, debate and fascination around what their next move will be.
Source: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/
