Venezuela Fury has responded to online trolls who mocked her upbringing, saying she left school at 11.
The 16-year-old daughter of Tyson and Paris, who married Noah Price, 19, last month in a lavish ceremony on the Isle of Man, has defended herself by claiming she almost attended high school, received private tutoring and won a spelling bee prize.
The teen responded to criticism in a TikTok video while sticking to her academic journey after Noah returned to work at the junkyard.
She said: “I just saw a video saying ‘Venezuela Fury left school when she was 11, how do you expect her to spell it?’
“I’ll have you know, I almost got accepted into a high school.” »
Noah interrupted him and asked what high school was and what grammar meant, to which Venezuela replied, “Good spelling.”
Grammar schools in the United Kingdom are state-funded, academically selective secondary schools that admit students based on their performance in an entrance examination.
Children must obtain high results in the exam (11+) taken in 6th grade.
Venezuela continued: “I was going to go to a high school and I also had private lessons. I did all my tests and everything. I don’t know where you get your information from.
“I received the year prize at school in year 6 for my good spelling. »
Venezuela is now settling into married life in the static caravan she shares with her new husband in Derbyshire.
