Venezuela Fury reveals she's been 'dying of cold' in health update as it's claimed she was forced to quit I'm A Celebrity spin-off due to illness

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Venezuela Fury has revealed that she has been 'dying of cold' after it was claimed she was forced to quit the I'm A Celebrity spin-off due to illness.

The 16-year-old daughter of Tyson and Paris Fury took to TikTok on Thursday to share a health update in a new video.

Speaking from her kitchen, Venezuela said: 'I look like I live in a rats nest right now but we're not going to talk about it. Other than that I've been dying of the cold. 

'I have two cold sores on my mouth and I've never had them in my life but for some reason whenever I get ill or tired I end up with them.'

The update comes days after it was revealed the teenager became 'really unwell' while filming I’m A Celebrity…The Wild Frontier and was forced to quit with her husband Noah after just 72 hours. 

A source told The Sun: 'Venezuela became really unwell while she was filming. It was really awful for her. She had been vomiting and it got worse as the hours went on.

Venezuela Fury has revealed that she has been 'dying of cold' after it was claimed she was forced to quit I'm A Celebrity spin-off due to illness

The update comes days after it was revealed the teenager became 'really unwell' while filming I’m A Celebrity…The Wild Frontier and was forced to quit with her husband Noah after 72 hours (pictured hosts Ant and Dec) 

'Venezuela was being so brave and tried to tough it out but ultimately, she didn't feel like she could continue.

'Noah was hugely supportive of her and just wanted her to be okay. Everyone in the camp and everyone working on the show were amazing. They understood totally. It's just one of those things.'

After leaving the camp, Venezuela was reportedly checked over by ITV medical staff before returning to a hotel with Noah. 

Daily Mail have contacted ITV and Venezuela's representatives for comment.  

The Ant and Dec hosted show is currently being filmed in British Columbia, Canada, and will see pairs of celebrities take on a series of trials in the wilderness.

The couple were said to have endured trials including a terrifying abseil called Dreaded Drop and a mission which tested stars' stamina called Bear Watch which had them carry out a series of overnight challenges during their stint. 

Other stars taking part are husband and wife duo Rio and Kate Ferdinand as well as siblings Louise Redknapp and Joe Nurding.

Dancing On Ice judges and partners Christopher Dean and Karen Barber, boyband singers Brian McFadden and Keith Duffy and social media stars Paul Olima and Jeremy Lynch complete the line up.

The newspaper goes on to report that 2025 Love Island winner Toni Laites and her best friend Marielle will now be brought on to replace them.

Venezuela and Noah's marriage earlier this year attracted widespread controversy due to Venezuela's age, with some social media users branding her 'a child bride', however she soon lashed out at the critics.

On the Isle of Man the legal age for marriage is 16, provided that the applicant has the written consent of a parent or legal guardian, while the age is 18 in England and Wales.

On Instagram Venezuela shared a duo of wedding snaps showing her and Noah brandishing their rings and her beaming at the altar alongside the caption: 'For everyone who said I was too young'.

Venezuela said: 'I've been dying of the cold. I have two cold sores on my mouth and I've never had them in my life but for some reason whenever I get ill or tired I end up with them'

After leaving the camp, Venezuela was reportedly checked over by ITV medical staff before returning to a hotel with Noah (pictured)

Last week Ant and Dec teased the brand new I'm A Celebrity spin-off show - promising 'surprise twists' and 'danger' for the star participants.

In a teaser shared to I'm A Celebrity's Instagram last Monday, the pair hinted that things won't be easy for the showbiz pairings, while also making a thinly veiled reference to this year's disastrous I'm A Celebrity South Africa grand final. 

Joining his co-star in the wilderness, Dec, 50, shared: 'It's a brand new show, with an exciting new format. Loads of new trials and challenges, and we cannot wait to bring it to you!'

Announcing a 'big twist', Ant, also 50, said: 'To take part you have to enter as a pair, compete as a pair and then leave as a pair. And those duos better be ready because out here in the Canadian wilderness, danger lurks around every corner.'

He then quipped: 'One word...bears!' leaving his co-host looking fearful.

Continuing with discussing the show, Ant went on: 'I'm A Celebrity... The Wild Frontier launches next year and we'll have a live grand final from London, for you to have your say and pick your winning duo.'

Dec then cheekily alluded to the last live final that the pair hosted, which saw chaos break out when winner Adam Thomas was embroiled in an on-air bust-up with Jimmy Bullard and David Haye following his feud with the former footballer in the camp.

Dec remarked: 'Bears? And a live final?' before turning to the camera to say: 'This is more dangerous than I thought!' 

The pair then confirmed that the usual I'm A Celebrity show from Australia will be back 'later in the year', with the new spin-off show beginning the following year. 

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