Venezuela Fury is reportedly set for her own fly-on-the-wall TV show after her wedding became a social media sensation.
The 16-year-old daughter of boxing legend Tyson Fury and his wife Paris Fury has more than 1.3 million TikTok followers after going viral for sharing intimate moments of her new life with husband Noah Price.
TV bosses are said to be circling the case after the couple’s appearance on the Netflix series House of Furys .
A TV insider claimed their ‘fairy tale romance’ had captured the public’s imagination after the couple married at the start of the year.
“Although they are not traditional A-liners, the general public seems to have fallen in love with them and several TV executives feel that a fly-on-the-wall series would be fascinating viewing,” they said.
“Various networks are said to be considering the offer with Netflix thought to be the most likely to sign them due to their close relationship with the Fury family. The Daily Mail has approached Venezuela’s representatives for a comment.”
The news comes after the couple got married in a glamorous ceremony at the Victorian Royal Chapel of St John’s in the Isle of Man.
The pair then went on a £30,000 honeymoon in Marbella, Spain, before settling down in a caravan.
Venezuela wore a lace fishtail wedding dress with a dramatic 50ft train for the big day.
She completed the look with a pair of black sunglasses and white Crocs as she revealed in a social media post that she had ‘promised herself she would wear’.
Meanwhile, in a surprise move on Wednesday the teenager posted a black and white wedding picture on Instagram.
The image shows the newlyweds sitting on a sofa reading the paper during a quiet moment after the big day.
Since the nuptials, the pair have been enjoying married life in their van, which is based just a few doors down from Noah’s mother.
Venezuela continues to update her TikTok account with videos of married life as they settle into their new home.
The influencer has shown off luxury lifestyle items she has bought for the van including a £450 Blumarine duvet, £500 Swarovski crystal throw, £80 coordinating cushions, a flatscreen TV and £200 Mackenzie-Childs kettle.
However, the 16-year-old has fallen under criticism for leaving school at the age of 11.
Last week, she took to social media to clear up any misconceptions around her schooling and stated she was almost offered a grammar school place and had a tutor.
“I was nearly accepted into a grammar school because I was such a good speller. I even got the prize of the year for my year six spelling test,” she said.
Her mother Paris Fury has previously defended the decision to leave school, stating the family follow traditional Traveller routes.
However, she added that Venezuela continued to learn privately after her formal education ended.
