Tyson Fury's Daughter, 16, Marries in White Crocs

When Venezuela Fury walked down the aisle in a gorgeous white gown with a 50-foot train, she made sure comfort came first by wearing white Crocs.

The 16-year-old daughter of heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury married 18-year-old amateur boxer Noah Price on Saturday at the Royal Chapel of St. John on the Isle of Man. Venezuela told reporters she'd planned the Crocs all along, proving that modern brides can have both elegance and practicality.

The ceremony brought together both of Venezuela's parents, her younger sisters Valencia and Athena, and 18 bridesmaids for the celebration. British singer Peter Andre even performed at the wedding, which was filmed for the family's Netflix show "At Home with the Furys."

On her wedding morning, Venezuela shared a playful TikTok video showing herself in hair curlers, joking about the excitement of her big day. She got engaged to Noah at her 16th birthday party, and the young couple has had full family support ever since.

Sunny's Take

Venezuela's mother Paris perfectly summed up why the family feels confident in their daughter's choice. "Venezuela is so mature for her years," Paris told the Mirror UK, noting that her daughter has helped raise six younger siblings.

Paris also shared her own similar story, revealing she got engaged at 17. "I can't deny her, because I was 17 when I got engaged," she explained, adding that she's following her own path of marrying young and building a strong family.

The mother of seven emphasized that while she knows Venezuela is young, she trusts her daughter's judgment. "I think she's found the person she loves and if she's happy, I will completely support her," Paris said.

Sometimes the best foundation for a marriage is a family that believes in you and comfortable shoes for dancing the night away.