Venezuela Fury: Why Tyson Fury's Daughter Quit I'm A Celebrity Canada

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Venezuela Fury has given an update on her health after quitting I'm a Celebrity Canada.

Set in Canada, I’m a Celebrity: The Wild Frontier is a spin-off of the main I'm a Celebrity show and sees celebrities compete in pairs to navigate trials in a bid not to be voted out of camp.

The star-studded line-up includes plenty of famous faces, including Rio and Kate Ferdinand, Paul Olima and Jeremy Lynch and Louise Redknapp and Joe Nurding.

Not to mention Venezuela, daughter of former world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, and her husband Noah, who tied the knot in May.

They got married at a lavish reception on the Isle of Man, with Fury and Paris giving them a stunning wedding gift.

Venezuela and Noah's venture only lasted 72 hours after they quit I'm a Celebrity: The Wild Frontier.

The upcoming ITV show, which will be hosted by Ant and Dec, saw Venezuela and Noah endure challenges, including an abseil called Dreaded Drop.

They also faced a task which tested the stars' stamina called Bear Watch, which had them carry out a series of overnight challenges.

However, the 16-year-old fell ill just days into filming and could not continue on the show.

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 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."

Venezuela was treated by medics after leaving camp and returned to a hotel with Noah.

Venezuela broke her silence as she shared a video on TikTok revealing her symptoms that forced her to return from Canada.

"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," she told her 1.4 million followers, while making a ham and cheese sandwich.

"I have two cold sores on my mouth, I’ve never had them in my life but for some reason whenever I get ill or tired I end up with them. Explain that?!”

The newlyweds came under fire for their early exit as Venezuela hit back, sharing a snap from a recent holiday, accompanied with the caption: "Gypsy girls are only good for getting married and being mothers."

In a slide of her wedding day, she wrote: "Business owner, creating my own brand, married, travelling the world with my husband, not losing myself alongside being a 'celebrity'. I heavily disagree."