Anthea Turner hit out at 16-year-old Venezuela Fury on Thursday as she branded her 'useless' after the teen said, 'Let your husband do the cooking'. 

The TV presenter, 66, was hosting the Vanessa show on Channel 5 as she debated whether it's unfair if one person always does the cooking in a relationship after Venezuela shared a TikTok of her new husband Noah Price, 19, cooking for her. 

'What has annoyed me about watching Venezuela is that nobody does their kids any favours letting them leave home useless', said Anthea. 

'Boys and girls should leave home knowing how to do domestics and be able to cook.'

In the fun TikTok video, the daughter of Tyson and Paris Fury and her husband Noah returned from their £30k Marbella honeymoon to their new static caravan home and were busy cooking in the kitchen. 

Venezuela said: 'Noah's cooking and I'm just observing. Right these are his potatoes and they actually look good, they look really nice and this is Noah's steaks.

'I just turned the gas ring on and thought it was on and wasn't on for like five minutes, but look I'm not used to cooking on all this, I'll leave you to do it all.'

She joked: 'Good advice for everyone by the way, don't cook, let your husband do it'.

Despite Anthea claiming Venezuela is 'useless', the teenager has proved she is very helpful when living at her parents' luxurious £5million mansion. 

The youngster was often seen on their family Netflix reality show, At Home With The Furys, looking after her younger siblings and helping mum Paris cook dinner. 

Daily Mail have contacted Venezuela's representatives for comment. 

It comes after Venezuela had her say after being branded an 'ignorant, self-centred evil b***h' on social media - as she admits she 'doesn't care' what people think.

Taking on the same thick-skinned attitude as her fighter father Tyson, Venezuela shared the defiant TikTok to her page. 

The influencer responded to the online commentary after returning from her £30,000 honeymoon to Marbella with her husband Noah.

Posting a carousel of images, the teen wrote: 'Some people will say I'm nice, good hearted and harmless. Some people will say I'm the most ignorant, self centred evil b**ch. But I'm Venezuela and I don't care.'

Fans rushed to reassure Venezuela that this was not the case, sharing their support in the comments section of the video clip.

They said: 'Personally I think you carry yourself immaculately! You seem such a lovely lass inside and out. Hold that head high Mrs! Wishing you both the happiest lifetime together'; 'Good for you! You are making your own life and you are smashing it!';

'Good for u you're absolutely beautiful girl'; 'Love it. Keep being you girl'; 'A real Fury, love it'; 'Keep doing you babe. Haters gonna hate, they are envious of you'; 'She's a diva and she knows it';

'Yes girl. This is what we like to see. I think when you're that famous you have to just switch off from the hate, you're doing amazing once happy f the haters';

'Keep it that way! You came across as all these things but with manners like your mum taught ya. I wish I had your confidence like most people wish they had your life'.

Venezuela gave her social media followers another glimpse at her £30,000 honeymoon in Marbella.

Taking to social media on Tuesday, Venezuela shared more updates from the overseas break, including one of the teenager modelling a crop top and sheer miniskirt, worn over a bikini. 

While the ink is yet to dry on their marriage certificate, Noah has already landed in hot water with his new wife after begging TikTok followers for money by way of online gifts and likes.

Posting a live video during their stay in Marbella, the aspiring boxer urged his 20,000 viewers: 'Keep liking our videos people, keep sending gifts.'

After thanking numerous women for their generosity, he laughed: 'Watch Venezuela punch me in the mouth', to which she replied: 'I am, honestly!'

Followers can subscribe to Noah's TikTok account and send him online gifts, with the more viewers he has the more this can be monetised. 

Venezuela, the eldest child of two-time heavyweight champion and ‘Gypsy King’ Tyson and wife Paris, has been used to a life of luxury, growing up in a £2million beachside mansion and more recently living in a £5million country pile on the Isle of Man.

But she has swapped a life of luxury to a modest static caravan in East Riding of Yorkshire.

In traditional gypsy culture, the bride often leaves her family home to live with her new husband and his relatives.

Her spacious two-bedroom caravan, on a gated compound, boasts an off the open plan kitchen and living room, which is fitted with a cream carpet, white walls and a gold trim.

The move echoes Tyson and Paris's early years together before his rise to prominence, after they met as teenagers and spent their early years living together in a caravan before moving to a wooden cabin in the grounds of his dad's home in Styal, Cheshire. 

A source said: 'Venezuela wants to start her married life in the traditional style of a traveller, just like her parents did.'

They went on to tell The Sun: 'She has lived in luxury since she was born but is willing to swap her home comforts to go and live in a static caravan.

'She thinks it did her parents no harm and is looking forward to taking care of all the domestics while Noah goes out to work. Her parents approve.'