Police officers swarmed the location of Tyson Fury’s 16-year-old daughter’s wedding to make an arrest.
Venezuela Fury, who got engaged on the day she turned 16, got married to Noah Price yesterday, May 16.
Venezuela, 16 and Noah, 19, tied the knot in an extravagant, star-studded wedding ceremony on the Isle of Man at the Royal Chapel of St John, attended by the Fury family and relatives such as Molly Mae.
Afterwards, the lavish festivities moved to Comis Hotel and Resort, a four -star luxury venue, where Peter Andre was secretly flown in for a performance to celebrate the newlyweds along with the rest of the boxing dynasty.
Later that night, however, police were called to the venue and a man was seen being arrested and loaded into a police van as a group of wedding guests gathered around the front of the hotel.
There is no information as to what incident took place in the lead-up to the arrest.
The wedding itself has sparked huge debate online in recent months due to Venezuela’s age, with critics questioning the decision for the teenager to marry so young.
However, both Venezuela and her parents have repeatedly defended the marriage, pointing to Traveller traditions and Paris Fury’s own early engagement to Tyson Fury.