Venezuela Fury and husband Noah Price reveal hopes for a big family after marriage
The newlyweds reveal their hopes for the future, with Noah saying he dreams of having a big family
Venezuela Fury and her husband Noah Price are already looking ahead to their future together after their recent wedding.
The 16-year-old daughter of boxing champion Tyson Fury and the 19-year-old amateur boxer tied the knot in a private ceremony on the Isle of Man on May 16. The newlyweds have now opened up about their hopes of starting a family.
In an interview with The Sun, Price revealed that he would love to have a large family, saying he hopes to become a father to eight or nine children.
Fury, meanwhile, shared that she is open to whatever life brings them.
“As many as we are blessed with,” she said.
The teenager then joked about having a bigger family, adding, “If you are tortured with one, you may as well have more.”
“It’s part of married life when you love someone like we do,” she continued.
Since getting married, the couple has been enjoying their new life together at their chalet in the Midlands, where they spend time with Price’s eight-month-old niece, prepare meals and imagine their future.
The pair also spoke about their traditional approach to married life, with Price describing their household roles.
“The man goes out to work and provides. Cleaning is the woman’s job. It’s traditional,” he said.
Fury responded warmly, calling their home “my own little doll’s house.”
The couple said they have avoided major disagreements so far, crediting their friendship and relationship for keeping things peaceful.
“If you marry your best friend, there is no point falling out over silly things,” Price said.
“I tickle her to torment her, that’s about as bad as it gets,” he added.
Fury has also addressed criticism surrounding her decision to marry at a young age, saying she believes there is no reason to wait when someone feels they have found the right person.
“Dad told me not to listen to what others say or let anybody get involved in our marriage,” she said, adding that her mother, Paris Fury, has offered similar advice.
“Mom says to be respectful, stand your ground, but be kind,” she added.
