Venezuela Fury proved her hen do was never going to be a quiet affair — and instead turned it into a full-blown spectacle packed with glamour, surprises and unforgettable moments.
The 16-year-old daughter of Tyson and Paris Fury arrived in jaw-dropping style, stepping out in a gladiator-inspired metallic gold dress that instantly set the tone for the lavish celebration at Morecambe Football Club.
But the biggest twist of the night came when her fiancé Noah Price, 17, broke with tradition and made a surprise appearance — even taking Venezuela for a spin on the dancefloor as stunned guests watched on. Friends quickly declared them “the best couple” as clips of the moment flooded social media.
Inside, the party was nothing short of extravagant. Guests were treated to a glambot station, a frozen yoghurt bar where they could build their own desserts, and lavish floral displays scattered across the venue. A huge white-and-gold ‘bride’ sign welcomed attendees, alongside a dedicated photo area and a gold-themed cake that matched the evening’s aesthetic.
At one point, Venezuela switched outfits, ditching her bold metallic gown for a chic co-ord set as she danced the night away — including a sweet moment with her mum Paris, who joined her on the dancefloor in a sparkling thigh-high split gown.
Speaking about the upcoming wedding, Venezuela couldn’t hide her excitement, saying she “can’t wait” and is “very happy and excited” for married life.
Paris, meanwhile, shared her own emotional reaction, admitting she “didn’t feel old enough” to see her daughter getting married — but added that Venezuela is “over-the-moon happy” and living in her own little bubble with Noah.
The celebration drew an estimated 300 guests, with security and even a Netflix crew present to capture the event for an upcoming programme documenting Venezuela’s journey to the altar.
However, one notable absence didn’t go unnoticed — Molly-Mae Hague, who is engaged to Tyson’s brother Tommy, was expected but did not attend.
The lavish night followed a pre-hen dinner the evening before, where Venezuela embraced bridal chic in white while posing with her mum and close friends.
Despite the glitz and excitement, Paris admitted she still has concerns about what comes next. While she supports her daughter’s happiness, she confessed she would prefer the young couple to travel first before starting a family, adding that the thought of Venezuela leaving home will be “hard” and feel like “losing my arm”.
