Venezuela Fury shows off brand-new REAL fur coat months after fans threatened to boycott her over controversial fashion

VENEZUELA Fury has come under fire for promoting a real fur company on Instagram. This week, the 16-year-old daughter of boxer Tyson Fury and wife Paris, promoted the fur coat delivery she had received – and it has sparked backlash online. Venezuela uploaded a clip of what appeared to be a fur coat to her 1.5million TikTok followers Credit: Instagram The influencer shared this coat from the fur brand to her social media, and added the caption ‘it’s that time of year’ Credit: Instagram Venezuela, who married amateur boxer Noah Price in May, shared on her Instagram Stories a photo of a brown fur delivery from the company Furs by Faraday. Tagging the brand in the snap, she added the caption: “It’s that time of year.” Sign up for the Fabulous newsletter Thank you! She later added a clip of her wearing the coat to her 1.5million TikTok followers with the hashtag “furseason”. It’s not the first time she has promoted the company, and previously shared a photo of some white coats with a fur trim that she had received. Earlier this year, Venezuela received backlash from followers after posting this photo from the same fur company Credit: Instagram The fur company shared a photo of Venezuela’s sisters, claiming the girls also wore their fur brand at her May wedding Credit: Instagram Venezuela added the caption at the time: “Thank you @fursbyfaraday for mine & my sisters’ coats can’t wait to wear they are lovely.” The company claims to be “fur coat specialists” and who provide “the worlds finest Mink Coats UK next day delivery [sic].” Their page, which has 7,388 followers, includes listings for cashmere boys’ coats finished with fox fur hoods, matching mother and daughter mink coats, and bobble hats. After Venezuela promoted the company on Instagram, many followers were quick to rush to the comments to complain about the ethics. Most read in Fabulous One wrote: “Don’t wear real fur. You don’t need to. Real fur is only for the animal it belongs to. Do some research before you buy into this obscenity.” Another added: “Unfollowing u dont agree with wearing real fur.” Some fans threatened to unfollow Venezuela for promoting the fur brand Credit: @parisvenezuela / TikTok Venezuela tied the knot with Noah in May with a 50ft dress Credit: Splash A third commented: “This is just wrong! This is real fur! I thought you would know better than this.” However, some defended the reality star in the comments, with one saying: “Where do you think your leather shoes, belts and purses come from?” Fur farming has been banned in England and Wales since 2000 and in Scotland and Northern Ireland since 2002, but the import of fur and fur products remains legal in the UK. Venezuela and Furs by Faraday have been contacted by The Sun for comment. PETA’s Vice President of Programmes, Elisa Allen, told The Sun: “Gone are the days when fur wearers could plead ignorance. “The cruelty behind every fur coat and trim is now impossible to ignore: animals are confined to filthy factory farms or caught in steel-jaw traps before their skin is ripped off them. “Fur has been rejected by virtually every major name in fashion, from celebrities and designers, meaning the only statement Venezuela Fury is making by promoting it is that she is either clueless, uncaring, or out of touch.” Venezuela stars as part of the family’s Netflix show, At Home with the Furys Credit: Splash Venezuela and Noah now live in a static home in Yorkshire Credit: Getty The teen influencer recently stunned the internet with a new video, which seems to suggest she doesn’t have her own bank account. This is despite her having a starring role in series 3 of Netflix show At Home With The Furys – and her dad, boxer Tyson Fury, has a fortune of £197 million. She took to TikTok to vent, saying: “Right, this is my daily upsetment of the day. “Why does everything now have to be, if you want to make an account, if you want to make an appointment, if you want to go in somewhere and order something, it’s computer says no do it online. “I’ve tried, I’ve walked into four different banks trying to make an account. Four different banks has told me go do it online.” Following their lavish wedding, Venezuela, 16, and Noah, 19, have been living in their own static home in the East Riding of Yorkshire, far from Paris and Tyson’s mansion in the Isle Of Man. Boxer Tyson confirmed that his family reality series was returning for a third series earlier this year, with Venezuela and Noah’s wedding set to feature in the instalment. And with Venezuela no stranger to the cameras, the show may not be the only time fans will see her on the small screen next year. She and husband Noah are rumoured to have signed up to I’m A Celeb’s new spin-off show Wild Frontier, which is set to see a string of famous duos take part in the show’s most iconic challenges in Canada. The move is said to be the first step in their plan to become reality TV gold, with hopes of following in the footsteps of former showbiz couple Katie Price and Peter Andre. Comment now