Tyson Fury’s daughter Venezuela has gone Instagram official with a ‘mystery boyfriend’ at the races.
The 15-year-old appeared to debut her new romance at Ascot back in June, attending with a man called Noah Price.
And while the pair haven’t formerly confirmed their romance, Noah took to Instagram to share a number of loved-up snaps from a recent date at the York races.
In a sweet clip, Noah pulled Venezuela in for a kiss on the cheek while in another they were seen laughing together.
Venezuela looked glamorous for the event as she stepped out in a blue floral-print backless mini dress, Louboutin heels, and a headpiece, as she carried a yellow Chanel bag.
Meanwhile Noah looked dapper in a tailored navy suit with a red tie and handkerchief, as well as brown leather brogues.
Tyson Fury ‘s daughter Venezuela has gone Instagram official with a ‘mystery boyfriend’ at the York races
The 15-year-old appeared to debut her new romance at Ascot back in June, attending with a man called Noah Price
In another snap shared by Noah in June when the pair attended Ascot, with Venezuela wearing a peach satin low-high gown with a bejewelled brooch.
She paired the look with a matching hat and an array of gold bangles, an elegant necklace and huge sunglasses.
The Sun has reported that Noah is a boxer, and his Instagram bio reveals he is an ‘East Midlands belt holder’.
The profession will be well received by Venezuela’s dad Tyson, who has held multiple world heavyweight championships.
It comes after it was revealed that Venezuela will launch an ambitious career move as she appears primed to follow in her famous father’s footsteps.
Venezuela, 15, is a familiar face to many having featured in her family’s Netflix documentary At Home With The Furys.
In the show, Tyson conceded that he was finding it tough to get to grip with his daughter entering adolescence.
One clip saw him remark: ‘I can’t believe Venezuela is a teenager. This has come around very quick.
And while the pair haven’t formerly confirmed their romance, Noah took to Instagram to share a number of loved-up snaps from a recent date at the York races
Venezuela looked glamorous for the event as she stepped out in a blue floral-print backless mini dress, Louboutin heels, and a headpiece, as she carried a yellow Chanel bag
Meanwhile Noah looked dapper in a tailored navy suit with a red tie and handkerchief, as well as brown leather brogues
‘It only seems like yesterday she was a little two-year-old. Now she’s a beautiful, springing young butterfly.’
Now, as Venezuela carves her own path, she will partner with Peter Andre‘s daughter in a surprise move.
It has seen her sign up to The Can Group, a talent agency that represents celebrities and offers brand collaborations, of which Andre’s daughter is already a member.
According to The Sun, an insider said: ‘Signing Venezuela up to The Can Group is a very business-savvy decision by the Furys.
‘Having worked with Peter Andre’s kids Junior and Princess, the agency has already proved the value in taking on their clients’ children.
‘Venezuela made clear in the Netflix documentary that she has her own mind and is growing up fast.
Tyson Fury’s teenage daughter is set to launch an intriguing career move
She has now signed up to The Can Group, a talent agency that markets celebrities
‘She’s still young, so has plenty of time to find her path. By the looks of things, she’s going to be really successful.’
Venezuela recently launched her own money-making move by setting up her own page on popular clothing brand Vinted.
This allows other users to purchase clothes from various different designer labels for as little as £30.
Venezuela’s sister, Princess, who is also affiliated with The Can Group agency, will star in her own TV show following her 18th birthday – as she seeks to become a millionaire before she turns 20.
With that ambition at the forefront of her mind, she has signed brand deals with cosmetics company Superdrug and online brand Pretty Little Thing.
The ambitious youngster has also created her own jewellery range with the hope of raking in the cash.