Venezuela Fury and husband Noah Price ’cause headache for ITV bosses after quitting series’

Venezuela Fury and her husband, Noah Price, have reportedly thrown a new ITV series into chaos, mere days after filming commenced.

The internet personality, 16, who married amateur boxer Noah, 19, in an extravagant ceremony in May, was said to be taking part in I’m A Celebrity spin-off The Wild Frontier.

Set in Canada, the Ant and Dec-fronted sister show features pairs of celebrities, with the rumoured line-up including Rio Ferdinand and Kate Ferdinand, Brian McFadden and Keith Duffy, and Christopher Dean and Karen Barber.

However, before the series could even really get going, it’s believed that Venezuela and Noah have quit.

According to reports, Tyson and Paris Fury’s daughter and her other half found the conditions in the wilderness ‘too much’, meaning they’ll be replaced.

‘Venezuela and Noah quit over the weekend after admitting they didn’t want to carry on,’ a source told The Sun.

‘They both realised early on it was too much. The challenges are tough; the living conditions aren’t easy. They both gave it their best shot, but when push came to shove, it all got too much, and they walked out.’

Still, the insider reckons it’s ‘going to make for amazing television’, suggesting their dramatic exits will still feature in the show.

‘But it’s caused a headache for producers.’

As for who will take their place, two reserve stars have been brought in – 2025 Love Island winner Toni Laites and her best friend, Marielle.

Toni, 26, won the dating show with Cach Mercer, 25, who is taking part in this year’s Strictly. They split earlier this year.

The TV source hailed Toni as ‘a real rising star at ITV’ following her victory last summer, after which she went on to host Love Island’s vodcast.

‘She felt like the perfect person to step in – and she’s been a huge fan of I’m A Celebrity for years, so she jumped at the chance,’ they added.

‘She has a lot of grit and determination and will show that when she starts filming.’

ITV has not yet addressed Venezuela and Noah’s sensational exit, but Metro understands that the full cast will be confirmed closer to the show’s transmission.

It was reported just last month that Venezuela and Noah could be raking in £100,000 for their stint on The Wild Frontier.

Pop culture and TV expert Nick Ede told Metro that the newlyweds could ask for up to six figures if bosses were ‘keen’ to book them.

‘They may not yet have the individual celebrity status that commands the enormous six- or seven-figure I’m A Celebrity fees we’ve seen in the past, but what they do have is huge curiosity value,’ he added.

‘Venezuela is part of one of Britain’s most famous families, and, as Tyson and Paris Fury’s daughter, she comes with an enormous amount of built-in public interest.’

He further estimated that the real money would be made afterwards due to brand deals and social media partnerships.

It is unclear whether the duo will still be paid despite quitting.

Since her wedding, teenager Venezuela has remained a prominent figure in the public eye, having shared content from their £30k Marbella honeymoon, gifted by her parents, and a glimpse into married life in her new home.

Dad Tyson treated them to a static home in Yorkshire, as she reportedly wanted to start married life in the ‘traditional style of a traveller’ after moving out.

Venezuela, whose siblings are Prince Tyson II, Valencia, Adonis, Athena, and Prince Rico, then splurged £1k on bedding, which she showcased online, where she maintains an active presence.

The influencer has become known for clapping back at trolls and previously had a fiery response to those arguing she ‘couldn’t spell’ after leaving school aged 11.

Meanwhile, shooting is ongoing in Callaghan Valley, British Columbia, with Ant McPartlin teasing in a promo video: ‘This brand new series is I’m A Celebrity like you’ve never seen before. It’s a brand new format with lots of twists and surprises.’

‘We’re also making sure to retain some of the elements that we know viewers love from the Australian series,’ said Dec.

‘Buckle up, it’s going to be brilliant.’

With the main show set to return this year, featuring rumoured campmates Jesy Nelson, Joanna Page, and Su-Elise Nash, The Wild Frontier will air in 2027.

ITV and reps for Venezuela Fury have been contacted for comment.