Tyson and Paris Fury's extraordinary wedding gift to Venezuela and new husband

Boxing royalty Tyson Fury went all-out in a no-expense-spared wedding for his 16-year-old daughter, Venezuela, but reports suggest the spending didn't stop at the chapel as the Heavyweight father dropped millions on their wedding gift.

Documented on Netflix's At Home with the Fury's, which aired following his return to the ring, Tyson and Paris' eldest daughter Venezuela and fiancé Noah Price had been planning the rest of their lives together.

On Saturday, the two tied the knot at the Royal Chapel of St John the Baptist on the Isle of Man, with Tyson making an emotional speech at the reception.

With Peter Andre as a guest singer, the ommision of Tommy Fury despite Molly-Mae's attendance, and a reported arrest made at the party, the wedding didn't lack for action.

But arguably the most surprising part of the celebrations was Tyson's apparent gift which will set the couple up for life.

Tyson Fury gifts newly-wed daughter and husband millions

Having gone all-out on a lavish dress worth a reported $40,000, the world-famous athlete has now reportedly shipped them off on a paid honeymoon before they return to a new static caravan to enjoy a more traditional traveller lifestyle.

Yet, it won't be a massive change of pace for Venezuela, as Tyson reportedly gifted them $5 million to kickstart their new lives.

A source from The Sun said, "Tyson and Paris gave Venezuela and Noah a wedding gift of £5million to kick-start their life.

"Obviously, they were over the moon. Some family members thought it was a lot of money for a young couple so there were some mixed feelings — but it’s up to Tyson and Paris.

"Tyson also paid for the honeymoon and got them a traditional gypsy wagon as a sentimental gift. Tyson’s got one in his front yard.

“The wedding was magical and they spent £40,000 on Venezuela’s dress alone. That’s the gypsy way — go big.”

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The wedding was first announced during At Home with the Fury's Season 2, which shocked Paris, but was quickly accepted by Tyson, who was praised for his parenting.

For Tyson, though, the documentary showcased his preparation to step back in the ring and revitalise a boxing career which could finally see the long-awaited bout with Anthony Joshua, and a trilogy match with Usyk if he comes out victorious.

The Gypsy King is back to his usual antics, and the chequebook is filling up.