Venezuela Fury's 'bid to become a millionaire by 18' with beauty business plans

The daughter of boxing champion Tyson Fury and TV star Paris Fury, Venezuela has grown up in the public eye. After her appearance with her parents in the second series of Netflix’s At Home With The Furys, interest in her next move has skyrocketed.

Now, she’s seizing the moment with ambitions that could see her striking gold before adulthood. Just months after her bold Yorkshire wedding with Noah Price, Venezuela is stepping into the spotlight with big plans—and serious backing from social media fans.

From Celebrity Daughter to Beauty Entrepreneur

Recent rumours confirm Venezuela is preparing to launch her own beauty range, No Tomorrow, targeting cosmetics and skincare. In the same week as the news broke, reports surfaced that her brand will begin with tanning products and false lashes—essentials loved by her generation.

Her strategic vision? Making beauty accessible and aspirational for young women, backed up by a major social following.

A Million-Follower Head Start: The Numbers Behind the Hype

Brand and culture expert Nick Ede is confident about her prospects: "She has a huge legion of fans, which is a great start to anyone’s career." With "near 1 million Instagram followers and 1.4 on TikTok", Venezuela’s reach is undeniable.

Ede points out, "As we know the teen cosmetics market is skyrocketing, so if she can get a range right that people repeat buy she could be raking in millions before she turns 18."

Insiders say Venezuela herself is driving the project: "I’m trying to look into it and I think it would be really great," she told This Morning.

Ede suggests a focused approach: "I’d advise starting with a small, focused range at an accessible price, with one standout product that people recommend to their friends." It’s all about getting the mix right and playing to her strengths—like her highly recognisable beauty style.

Shaping Her Own Path—and Confident in Her Choices

Despite her famous family, Venezuela’s journey is anything but handed to her. As Paris Fury puts it, "She isn’t going to magically have a career drop in her lap just because she’s our daughter. She has to go out there and get it."

That drive, paired with her independence—seen in her choice to move to a luxury static caravan in Yorkshire with husband Noah—sets her apart from your typical teen star.

Paris adds, "Venezuela’s quite out there. She’s not too bothered about people’s opinions, she’s confident. She just... shines." The couple has made headlines not just with business ambitions but also for their decision to delay starting a family.

"They want to do some travelling, make their own life first, so there’s no rush," Paris shared. Following a brief stint on I’m A Celebrity: The Wild Frontier, Venezuela’s focus remains firmly on carving out her own legacy, not just living off the Fury name.

Fans, Family, and the Next Big Step

Venezuela’s every move is scrutinised by almost a million Instagram followers and an even bigger TikTok audience. Being "relatable" and transparent about her own life has amplified her influence.

As she’s said before, "It would be good to give more insight into my life, but it’s a matter of when and how." The bet on No Tomorrow is not just a business play—it’s a statement.

Her blend of confidence, ambition, and family values might just be the winning formula for a new kind of celebrity entrepreneur. Will the teenage daughter of the Furys take the beauty world by storm and cash in before 18? Time, and her fans, will tell.

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Venezuela Fury's 'bid to become a millionaire by 18' with beauty business plans

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