Tyson Fury plans to ‘bring strippers’ to 16-year-old daughter’s fiancé’s stag do

Tyson Fury has revealed his role in the stag do celebrations ahead of his teenage daughter’s wedding – bringing strippers.

Venezuela Fury got engaged to amateur boxer Noah Price at her 16th birthday party, much to the world’s surprise.

Parents Tyson, 37, and Paris, 36, also admitted they were ‘in shock’ after the dance floor proposal but gave their approval, adding that they were ‘very happy’ for the young couple.

Noah, who is believed to be around 17 years old, has been Instagram official with Venezuela for a while, calling her his ‘best friend’ in one affectionate tribute.

While the couple has not announced an exact date for their wedding, it seems the ball is well and truly rolling, as Venezuela celebrated her hen do in elaborate style in late March.

And now, ahead of Noah’s stag, future father-in-law Tyson has admitted that while he’s unsure of his plans, he is keen to arrange for Noah to have strippers.

Speaking to The Sun, the heavyweight champion said: ‘I don’t know if he’s had a stag do yet.

‘If he does, I’ll be there – and I’ll bring the strippers.’
Noah – a 92kg amateur who won the East Midlands title with Chesterfield ABC – also asked for Tyson’s permission to marry his daughter.

The Gypsy King added: ‘He did ask for my permission; he came in and sat down, and I explained that marriage is not an easy thing, and they are only young kids.

‘I asked if this is what they really want.

He said it was, and I gave him my blessing, fair play.’
Tyson recalled how Noah was clearly ‘nervous’, praising him for initiating the conversation and following old-school tradition.

‘He’s a heavyweight boxer, and they say that a daughter always goes for someone like her dad, and she definitely has.’
Tyson has been gearing up for his latest comeback fight against Arslanbek Makhmudov, so while he is ‘looking forward to the wedding’, he will only focus on it properly after Saturday night’s showdown.

He went on to commend wife Paris, whom he married in 2008, and Venezuela, who have been planning the nuptials ‘without [his] input at all’.

‘I’ve had zero to do with it at all, and they’ve been wedding planning to do all the things.

‘I’m sure it’s been amazing for the girls to do all that.

I’m just away.

I’m away doing business; I’m about my business.’
It seems the moment the engaged pair say ‘I do’ could be just weeks away, with Paris hinting as such at her daughter’s hen party.

She told the Daily Mail: ‘It’s not too far off.

It will happen very soon.

I’m very happy for her.’
Venezuela added that she ‘can’t wait’ to be a bride and is ‘really looking forward to married life’.

Venezuela rocked up in a shimmering floor-length gold gown but changed into a two-piece later on.

She was filmed grooving on the floor with Noah, who put in a surprise appearance for his future wife.

Her bash featured a selfie station, a sweet treat stall, an iced cake, and huge white letters spelling out ‘Bride’, while guests were treated to an impressive buffet spread at what insiders called ‘the hen party of the year that everyone wanted to attend’.

Someone who was noticeably absent, however, was Molly-Mae Hague, who is engaged to Tyson’s younger brother, Tommy Fury.

Her decision to skip the shenanigans was soon explained, though, as she is heavily pregnant with her second child.

Metro also understands that the Maebe founder had been working away at the time.

A source added: ‘[Molly-Mae’s] very close to Paris, who has been a real rock to her, and there are no hard feelings that she wasn’t there.’
Venezuela is one of seven children from the Fury brood, her siblings being Prince John James, 14, Prince Tyson II, nine, Valencia, seven, Prince Adonis, six, four-year-old Athena, and Rico, two.

Mum Paris has passionately defended her decision to get married at a young age, which can be seen as an important tradition in the traveller community.

Paris explained to Metro recently how she got engaged to Tyson at 17, and they’ve been together happily for 20 years.

‘Our life is great, so all I can do is hope it’s the same for her,’ Paris said.

‘As for people’s opinions, there’s always going to be an opinion.

I don’t understand it.

I don’t get it.’
Venezuela added of critics: ‘They’re trying to put negativity around it, but there really isn’t any there.

I don’t see the problem.’
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