Venezuela Fury and her husband Noah Price have finally responded to the backlash surrounding their controversial teenage marriage — and the newlyweds are clearly refusing to stay silent.
The couple, who tied the knot earlier this month in a lavish ceremony on the Isle of Man, are currently enjoying a luxury honeymoon in Marbella. But while relaxing at a beach club together, they decided to address the wave of online criticism that has followed them since their wedding.
During a TikTok livestream, Venezuela and Noah answered questions from fans while sipping drinks and laughing together. However, things quickly turned fiery when viewers began calling Venezuela a “child bride” due to her young age.
Venezuela appeared completely unfazed by the criticism as she proudly declared: “Child bride wife and happy and proud.”
Noah then stepped in to defend their relationship, insisting their marriage was based entirely on love and consent. He fired back at critics by saying: “Yeah, actually consented to marriage and not forced or arranged, ya freaks. There’s always going to be keyboard warriors.”
The backlash comes because marriage under 18 is illegal in the UK, although it remains permitted in the Isle of Man under certain conditions. Despite the controversy, the pair insisted they are happy and committed to each other.
The livestream also saw Noah responding to cruel body-shaming comments from trolls who repeatedly called him “fat.” Laughing off the insults, the aspiring boxer admitted he currently weighs 18 stone and blamed it on his own lack of training motivation.
He joked: “Everyone’s only calling me fat,” before adding that he is 6ft4in tall and has simply been “lazy” recently.
Noah was also teased about his hairline and tanning habits, but he continued taking the comments in good humour throughout the livestream.
At one point, Noah revealed he had “technically gypsy grabbed” Venezuela — referencing a controversial traveller courtship tradition — while Venezuela jokingly replied that she had been kissed “against her will.” The pair appeared to laugh off the moment together while interacting with fans.
The newlyweds also hinted they could soon be launching a YouTube channel inspired by Venezuela’s famous relatives Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague.
Noah confidently told viewers: “Never mind Tommy and Molly, we are the new ones.”
Venezuela agreed immediately, adding: “We will take over Tommy and Molly.”
The comments quickly sparked reactions online, especially given Tommy and Molly-Mae’s enormous success on YouTube and social media over recent years.
Elsewhere during the livestream, the couple also defended three-year-old Bambi Fury after one troll cruelly suggested Noah should “fight” her in the boxing ring. Venezuela branded the comment “evil,” while Noah joked that he wouldn’t fight the toddler because “she bites.”
Despite the controversy surrounding their whirlwind romance, the pair appeared happier than ever as they laughed, flirted and defended each other throughout the livestream from Spain.
