Tyson Fury’s Dad John Fury Shares his Honest Thoughts on Granddaughter Venezuela’s Engagement at 16 with Noah Price Ahead of At Home With The Furys season 2

John Fury has strongly reacted to his granddaughter Venezuela’s engagement, making his traditional views very clear. The 16-year-old daughter of Tyson Fury got engaged to Noah Price on her birthday, shocking the family. While her parents have supported her decision despite initial surprise, John Fury has openly disagreed. His comments have quickly become a major talking point ahead of the new season of the family’s Netflix show.

The situation has gained more attention as Tyson Fury prepares for another comeback fight. The heavyweight star is currently training abroad, while his family deals with the emotional moment back home. Venezuela’s engagement will also feature in the upcoming season of At Home With The Furys. Though the teenager is happy, the divide in family opinions, especially John Fury’s strong stance has created a tense and emotional storyline.

John Fury’s strong reaction on Granddaughter Venezuela’s Engagement raises family debate

John Fury has not hidden his discomfort about the relationship. Speaking in the trailer of the show, he suggested that someone as young as 15 or 16 should not be involved in serious relationships at all. He believes teenagers should focus on growing up rather than making lifelong commitments. His views reflect his strict and traditional upbringing within the Traveller community.

He also feels that approval and public attention are not important in such matters. Instead, he values discipline, family control, and timing. For him, engagement at such a young age goes against his personal beliefs. His reaction contrasts sharply with the more supportive stance taken by Venezuela’s parents.

Meanwhile, Tyson Fury appears to have mixed feelings. In one moment, he carefully questioned Noah Price about whether he truly understood the seriousness of marriage. In another, he acknowledged that marriage is a lifelong commitment, showing both concern and acceptance.

Paris Fury has defended her daughter’s happiness. She explained that although she personally feels young to face this situation, she understands it because she married early herself. She believes the couple are deeply happy and living in their own world.

At the same time, Tyson Fury is focused on his return to boxing. He is in training camp preparing for his upcoming fight against Arslanbek Makhmudov. Back home, Venezuela has stepped up to support her mother and help care for her siblings.

However, legal rules in England mean the couple cannot marry yet. The minimum age is now 18, so they will need to wait.





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