Last month, we had the absolute honour of hosting a truly special occasion — the first ever joint photoshoot featuring mum and daughter duo, Paris and Venezuela Fury. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of our estate, the shoot was later featured in OK! Magazine, capturing not only the elegance of the surroundings but also the warmth and authenticity of a remarkable mother-daughter bond. From the manicured gardens to the timeless charm of the historic house, every corner of the estate played its part in creating a setting that was both intimate and effortlessly luxurious.
The feature beautifully highlights the close relationship between Paris and Venezuela, offering a glimpse into their family life at a pivotal moment. Venezuela, speaks openly about her admiration for her mum, describing Paris as her “role model” and a constant source of strength and inspiration.
Paris, in turn, reflects on the simple joys of motherhood with her signature humour. “I usually get the lovely Mother’s Day cold toast made by the little ones,” she laughs. “And you have to eat it like it’s the most delicious thing anybody’s ever made for you.” It’s these heartfelt, relatable moments that make the feature so special.
The article also captures an exciting new chapter for the family. To everyone’s surprise, Venezuela became engaged last September when her boyfriend Noah proposed during her glamorous 16th birthday celebration. While the milestone came sooner than expected, it’s clear that Paris couldn’t be more delighted. Despite wanting to forge her own path, Venezuela speaks with touching admiration for her upbringing, saying, “They’ve got seven beautiful children and a lovely life. I’d be lucky to end up half as happy as them.”
Having recently relocated to the Isle of Man, the family is embracing a new lifestyle — but with change comes emotion. As Venezuela prepares to move into her new home following her upcoming wedding, Paris candidly shares just how much she will feel her absence. “I’ll feel like I’ve lost my arm,” she admits. “It’s going to hit me hard.”
For now, life continues at its usual pace — with Tyson away in training camp and the younger children at school — leaving Paris and Venezuela enjoying precious time together. “We basically co-parent,” she says, smiling, while also recognising the importance of giving her daughter space as she steps into an exciting new chapter of independence.
It was a privilege to provide the setting for such a meaningful story — one that celebrates family, change, and the beauty of life’s milestones — all brought to life within the timeless elegance of our estate.