Newlywed Drama: Noah Price Sparks Fan Outrage After Mocking Venezuela Fury’s Cooking on Live Stream 🍳
The digital spotlight continues to burn brightly—and harshly—for reality TV’s newest newlyweds. Noah Price has found himself in hot water with fans after openly criticizing his new wife Venezuela Fury’s culinary skills during a recent live broadcast.
The candid moment, captured from Noah’s stream on the Kick platform, has gone viral on TikTok, igniting a fierce debate among viewers over whether his behavior was harmless marital teasing or downright disrespectful.
“It’s Lumpy”: The Mashed Potato Mishap That Divided the Internet 🥔
In the circulating clip, Noah admitted to his audience that ahead of their wedding, he wasn’t exactly looking forward to Venezuela’s home cooking, bluntly stating he knew she “couldn’t cook.”
The tension peaked when Venezuela served him a classic British comfort plate: mashed potatoes, sausages, Yorkshire puddings, and gravy. After taking a bite of the mashed potatoes, Noah burst into laughter, jokingly complaining that they were “lumpy.”
While Venezuela defensively chimed in that she had warned him not to eat it because “it won’t be nice,” Noah did try to smooth things over by assuring her that it actually “tasted nice” and conceded later in the stream that “the food was good.” He even threw in some praise for her recent successful attempt at making rice pudding, though he still maintained he was the superior chef in their kitchen.
Despite his later compliments, the initial mockery did not sit well with a large portion of Venezuela’s protective fanbase.
“She’s a young girl doing her best, you get up and cook instead of mocking her,” one viewer commented angrily. Another added, “Imagine mocking her online like this. Can’t stand him.”
However, some fans rushed to defend the young couple, calling them “funny” and labeling the exchange as nothing more than typical “young love.”
Jealousy and Confusion: A Stream of Awkward Blunders 😬
The cooking critique wasn’t the only cringe-worthy moment from the broadcast that kept tongues wagging. In another segment of the stream, Noah responded to a viewer asking for a social media follow-back, telling them, “Give us a message and I’ll follow you back.”
Upon hearing the username, a visibly unimpressed Venezuela immediately called him out, exclaiming, “Rue is a female, what are you following her back for?” Although Noah protested that the user likely wasn’t female, Venezuela’s disgruntled frown in the background spoke volumes.
This follows yet another viral blunder from the very same livestream, where Noah baffled viewers by mispronouncing and misgendering Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague’s newborn son, Midas, openly asking his wife if the baby was “Tommy’s girl or a boy.”
Rising Fame and Growing Scrutiny 📸
Noah Price, an amateur boxer who also works in his family’s scrap metal business, became a public figure after proposing to Tyson Fury’s daughter, Venezuela, on her 16th birthday in September 2025. The pair wed in a lavish Isle of Man ceremony in May 2026, where the heavyweight champion famously walked his daughter down the aisle.
While their raw, unfiltered glimpses into married life have captured the attention of major television executives—with rumors swirling of a reality TV series in the works—the internet fame has proven to be a double-edged sword. As Noah’s follower count rises, so does the backlash from critics who continue to slam his chatty demeanor and behavior toward his young bride.
