Venezuela Fury and Noah Price Reportedly Sign Up for 'I'm a Celebrity' Spin-Off in Canada
The teenage influencer and her husband are rumored to be joining the cast of the upcoming reality show 'The Wild Frontier,' which is set to feature a twist pairing celebrities.
Venezuela Fury, 16, and her husband Noah Price, 19, are reportedly set to participate in a spin-off of the reality competition series "I'm a Celebrity" in Canada. The show, tentatively titled "The Wild Frontier," is scheduled to air next year and will be hosted by Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly.
A source indicated to The Sun that the couple, who gained significant public attention after their wedding and subsequent move into a caravan, will fly to Callaghan Valley, British Columbia, next month to film the series. The format of "The Wild Frontier" is said to include a twist where celebrities are paired up to navigate wilderness challenges.
"Venezuela and Noah are super-popular and fans can’t get enough of them, devouring every detail of their wedding," the source stated. "Producers know casting them will guarantee viewers, as people tune in to see how they get on without their creature comforts." The source also noted that Fury, described as "very glam," might struggle with the rustic conditions.
The couple's marriage previously drew controversy due to Venezuela's young age. In the Isle of Man, where they were married, the legal age for marriage is 16 with parental consent, while it is 18 in England and Wales. Some social media users criticized the union, labeling Fury a "child bride." She has since responded to critics on Instagram with photos from her wedding.
Fury also has a significant online presence, boasting 1.3 million followers on TikTok, where she shares content ranging from cooking to decorating her caravan home. Prior to the reported "I'm a Celebrity" casting, executives were reportedly considering her for a fly-on-the-wall television series.
Other rumored contestants for "The Wild Frontier" include former professional footballer Rio Ferdinand and his wife, Kate Ferdinand. Westlife singer Brian McFadden and Boyzone member Keith Duffy are also reportedly in negotiations to join the cast. The show will require contestants to compete in various "bushtucker trials."