Venezuela Fury and her husband Noah Price have reunited with her family on the Isle of Man over a pub lunch while filming their hit Netflix reality show, At Home With The Furys.
The 16-year-old reality television personality joined her parents, heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury and his wife Paris, for a meal at The Creek Inn pub.
When Venezuela married 19-year-old Noah Price, she moved out of her family's £8million mansion and into a static caravan home in Yorkshire.
The reunion brought Venezuela back together with her family as camera crews filmed scenes for the upcoming series of their Netflix show.
Venezuela was joined at the pub by her siblings Athena, five, Valencia, eight, Prince Rico, two, and Prince Adonis, seven. Her eldest brother, 14-year-old Prince John James, did not appear in the family photo shared on social media.
Paris Fury shared a family picture on Instagram on Friday following the gathering at The Creek Inn.
Captioning the photograph of the family outing, Paris wrote: "Just a normal family off to the local pub for tea. Even though we do get some stares".
Family life and dolls
During the pub visit, both Valencia and Athena had lifelike silicone dolls sitting in their pram.
Addressing the unusual toys, Paris revealed to her followers that her youngest daughter had specifically requested one of the realistic baby dolls for her birthday.
Paris wrote: "Athena asked for a silicone 'real life' baby for her birthday. I don't know if I like or scared of it but Athena loves her. She's played with it for a full two weeks."
The pub trip comes after Venezuela responded to questions from social media followers who asked whether she still sees her family following her marriage.
Venezuela took to TikTok on Monday to tell fans she had plans to visit her mother on Tuesday after being questioned over whether she doesn't see her family.
Addressing her viewers on the video platform, Venezuela said: "By the way, for all you're asking, do you still see your mum?"
She added: "Do you think I've divorced my mum and dad or something? Course I do. Silly question."
In a separate group photo, the couple posed with parents Paris and Tyson, alongside siblings Valencia, eight, Prince John James, 14, Prince Adonis, seven, and 16-year-old cousin Johnboy.
Television career and spin-off rumours
The last season of At Home With The Furys captured the moment Venezuela and Noah got engaged, and fans are now hoping the upcoming series will document their wedding.
The couple tied the knot on the Isle of Man in May before moving into their static caravan. Since rising to fame on the reality series, Venezuela has become a TikTok sensation with 1.4million followers.
She regularly entertains fans with candid moments and honest musings, ranging from cooking videos to kitting out her and Noah's static caravan home.
Now, Venezuela and Noah are set to put their marriage to the test after signing up for an upcoming spin-off series of ITV's reality show I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! set in Canada.
The new spin-off, titled The Wild Frontier, is set to air next year and will be hosted by presenting duo Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly.
According to show details, The Wild Frontier will "feature a surprise twist by pairing up celebrities as they navigate trials" in the wilderness.
The daughter of Tyson and Paris Fury and her husband are the latest stars rumoured to be forming the line-up for the show, with plans to fly out to film the series in Callaghan Valley, British Columbia, next month.
Securing the couple would be a major signing for broadcaster ITV, following widespread public interest in their May wedding and transition to caravan living.
A source told The Sun: "Venezuela and Noah are super-popular and fans can't get enough of them, devouring every detail of their wedding."
The source added: "Producers know casting them will guarantee viewers, as people tune in to see how they get on without their creature comforts."
The insider also noted: "Venezuela is very glam, so may struggle to rough it."
The Daily Mail has contacted representatives for ITV and Venezuela Fury for comment regarding the project.
