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Venezuela Fury flashed her diamong engagement ring while wearing a bridal white mini dress while posing beside a wedding sign with her fiancé Noah Price.
The couple, who are set to wed after Noah proposed at her 16th birthday, teased 'not yet' while stood by the neon chappel sign.
An official date has yet to be publicly revealed, however, Venezuela previously revealed she was 'trying to get everything booked for May/June time'.
However, it is unlikely to be too far off as Venezuela recently celebrated her hen night with 300 guests at a local football club in Morecambe where the family live.
On Sunday, Venezuela shared photos of herself in a long-sleeved shirt style mini dress, holding up a single white rose for a series of photos.
She was wearing a full face of make-up and was sporting long hair extensions.
Venezuela Fury flashed her diamong engagement ring while wearing a bridal white mini dress while posing beside a wedding sign with her fiancé Noah Price
On Sunday, Venezuela shared photos of herself in a long-sleeved shirt style mini dress, holding up a single white rose for a series of photos
Noah, 17, was wearing a tight-fitting white T-shirt with a pair of skinny black jeans and trainers.
During a recent interview with The Sun, Venezula's father Tyson admitted he's not sure whether or not Noah's had a stag-do yet.
He joked: 'If he does, I'll be there – and I'll bring the strippers.'
It comes just after Venezuela admitted her mum Paris sounded 'disappointed' in her when discussing her daughter's engagement.
Tyson Fury's eldest daughter accepted amateur boxer Noah's proposal at her birthday party in October and the proposal is shown in series two of the family's Netflix show At Home With The Furys, which dropped on Sunday.
In an interview on Hits Radio with Sam Thompson on Monday to promote the new series, Paris, 36, was asked about her reaction to the engagement.
'I've always said to Venezuela, you know, go out, find what you want to do in life. I've tried to put every different opportunity in front of her,' Paris replied.
Venezuela interrupted, pointing out: 'This is coming off very much like she's disappointed.'
'No I'm not disappointed! I'm not!' insisted Paris. 'But I didn't expect it to happen. Venezuela came to me at 15 and was like "I've got a boyfriend" and she wasn't really supposed to have a boyfriend until she was 16. So I was like "wait until he [Tyson] comes home"'.
She was wearing a full face of make-up and was sporting long hair extensions
It comes just after Venezuela admitted her mum Paris sounded 'disappointed' in her when discussing her daughter's engagement
Tyson Fury's eldest daughter accepted amateur boxer Noah's proposal at her birthday party in October and the proposal is shown in series two of the family's Netflix show
Venezuela insisted though that her dad told her 'well, I'm happy for you because none of my nieces can get boyfriends and you're the first one.'
'He was all excited. Tyson's an old romantic, he got more excited than me,' Paris agreed.
'My dad's real lovey dovey... my dad loves all that, he really does,' continued Venezuela gushing that her fiancé asked Tyson's permission before popping the question, which was filmed by Netflix.
'Noah told me that he walked in and my dad literally went "here put this microphone on before you ask me anything",' she laughed.
Netflix fans were in for a treat on Sunday as the second season of At Home With The Furys finally dropped.
Nearly three years after the original docuseries debuted, viewers are once again taken behind the scenes of the heavyweight champion's family life in Morecambe.
The new series follows the boxer as he attempts retirement once again while surrounded by wife Paris, their seven children, and outspoken father John Fury.
In an interview on Hits Radio with Sam Thompson on Monday to promote the new show, Paris was asked about her reaction to the engagement
Fans were left shocked in October when the Fury family shared a video of Venezuela accepting her boyfriend's proposal at her glamorous 16th birthday party.
Earlier this year, the teen opened up about her wedding plans and her hopes to tie the knot sooner rather than later in an Instagram Q&A.
One follower asked: 'When's the wedding going to be?', to which the bride-to-be replied: 'I'm trying to get everything booked for May/June time, but I'm not sure when it will be'.
When another wondered if she'd be moving out of the Fury family home before the big day, Venezuela said: 'No, I will be in my mam and dad’s home til I’m married'.
In December, her mother, Paris insisted to Daily Mail that her daughter Venezuela was 'still my little girl' despite her engagement.
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