Inside Tyson Fury's daughter Venezuela's life - quitting school to engaged at 16

Teenager Venezuela Fury, who is the eldest daughter of boxing champion Tyson Fury and his wife Paris, has left fans gobsmacked after revealing her engagement at her 16th birthday celebration.

The teenager, who is the first of the Gypsy King's seven offspring, disclosed the news during her extravagant party surrounded by her celebrity family.

Delighted mum Paris, who has appeared alongside Tyson in the popular Netflix series At Home With The Furys, posted pictures of the momentous evening as Venezuela displayed her dazzling ring and posed with her partner, Noah Price.

The revelation has triggered massive discussion online, with numerous people questioning Venezuela's tender age.

However, for the Fury clan, who have consistently been transparent about their traditional Traveller heritage and customs, early engagements are commonplace. Paris, 35, has previously discussed leaving education at 11 and wedding Tyson in her late teens.

A peek at Venezuela's social media demonstrates that she's accustomed to enjoying the luxurious lifestyle, and isn't bashful about sharing it with her 184k Instagram followers. Selfies captured aboard private aircraft and stylish ensembles at gatherings demonstrate that Venezuela is embracing her finest existence.

She also appears to be emulating her mother's path as Paris disclosed her daughter didn't wish to pursue further education, instead opting to remain home and assist with family matters.

"We've always said it's up to them," Paris clarified. "Venezuela didn't want to stay on, and that's her choice. That's how it is in our community." Despite departing education early, Venezuela has matured under public scrutiny.

Netflix audiences witnessed her managing existence within the hectic Fury home, frequently assisting with the care of her six younger brothers and sisters.

The programme also displayed the tight relationship she maintains with both her mum and dad, especially her father, who regularly calls her his "princess."

Her 16th birthday celebration was characteristically extravagant, with Venezuela making her entrance wearing a ballgown-style frock worthy of a storybook. The instant she declared her engagement she was supported by relatives and friends, however, it created a huge buzz throughout social media.

Whilst her partner has not yet emerged completely into the limelight, it's evident Venezuela is getting ready to pursue her parents' conventional route of wedding young and establishing a household of her own.

For Tyson and Paris, who wed in 2008 following their teenage romance, their daughter's engagement represents family custom carrying on.

And whilst certain supporters might question this decision, the Fury dynasty stays utterly devoted to their heritage and their decisions.

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