Police officers reportedly stormed the wedding reception of Tyson Fury’s 16-year-old daughter, Venezuela Fury, after an incident led to the arrest of a man during the lavish celebration.
Venezuela Fury tied the knot with her partner, Noah Price, on Friday, May 16, in a glamorous ceremony held on the Isle of Man. The teenage bride, who got engaged on her 16th birthday, exchanged vows with the 19-year-old groom at the historic Royal Chapel of St John in the presence of family members, close friends, and several celebrity guests.
The star-studded wedding attracted major attention online, with members of the famous Fury family in attendance, including reality TV personality Molly-Mae Hague. Reports revealed that the ceremony featured luxury decorations, a massive wedding cake, vintage vehicles, and an extravagant bridal gown with a dramatic long train.
Following the church ceremony, guests moved to the luxury Comis Hotel and Resort for an elaborate reception party. Popular singer Peter Andre was reportedly flown in secretly to perform for the newlyweds and entertain guests during the celebration.
However, the glamorous event later took an unexpected turn when multiple police vehicles arrived at the venue late in the evening. According to reports, officers arrested a man outside the hotel while shocked wedding guests watched the situation unfold. Witnesses claimed the individual was searched before being placed inside a police van, while officers were also seen carrying what appeared to be an evidence bag containing cash and a mobile phone.
Authorities have not yet released full details surrounding the incident, and it remains unclear what led to the arrest during the wedding festivities. Police investigations are reportedly ongoing.
The wedding itself has also sparked heated discussions across social media due to Venezuela Fury’s young age. Many online users questioned the decision for the teenager to get married at 16, while others defended the family, pointing out that early marriage is common within the Traveller community, where Tyson and his wife, Paris Fury, also come from.
Despite the criticism and controversy surrounding the marriage, the Fury family has continued to publicly support the young couple, insisting that they are happy with the decision and committed to their future together.
