Venezuela Fury, the daughter of Paris and Tyson Fury, playfully poked fun at her bargain-loving dad in a recent Instagram story. Despite Tyson being reportedly worth around £70 million, he has a reputation for seeking out deals, especially when it comes to grocery shopping.

In a clip shared by Venezuela, the 14-year-old was seen shopping at Asda, the family’s preferred supermarket since Paris and Tyson married 16 years ago. As Venezuela pushed a trolley filled with fruits, yogurts, and other groceries, her mother Paris reached for a pack of Cerelac Morning Bears biscuits priced at £1.99 for 32 biscuits.

Venezuela humorously mimicked her father, saying, “I love acting like my dad in Asda,” before adding, “Oh, £1.99, put it back, you don’t need that. Put it back.” This cheeky remark highlighted Tyson’s frugality even in the face of his wealth.

The fun comes on the heels of Tyson’s announcement that he is on track to become boxing’s first billionaire, with a lucrative double-header against Anthony Joshua planned. Throughout his career, Tyson has already earned over £100 million, and he stands to increase his fortune further with an upcoming fight against Oleksandr Usyk on May 18 in Saudi Arabia.

Tyson, 35, expressed his excitement, saying, “Absolutely unbelievable. I’m definitely on course to becoming the first boxing billionaire, for sure.” He added with a laugh, “I’m not cheap – I’m probably the highest-paid escort in Morecambe!”