Venezuela Fury’s husband Noah Price is reacting to questions about Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague’s upcoming baby. Multiple outlets report that Price says he has not met the couple’s new child and is therefore unsure about details such as the baby’s gender. He also comments that he struggles to pronounce the baby’s name, which the couple has publicly discussed as “Midas.” According to the reports, fans respond online by mocking him over the pronunciation and over his admission that he does not know whether the baby is a girl or a boy. The coverage focuses on his remarks and the resulting reaction from social media users, rather than providing additional new information about the couple’s pregnancy or plans. Overall, the story centers on Price’s statements—specifically that he has not met the baby and is unsure of the baby’s sex—alongside the internet backlash to his comments about the name.
Noah Price says he struggles with pronouncing Tommy and Molly-Mae’s baby name
Venezuela Fury’s husband Noah Price is reacting to questions about Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague’s upcoming baby. Multiple outlets report that Price says he has not met the couple’s new child and is...
- Noah Price says he has not met Tommy Fury and Molly-Mae Hague’s new baby.
- Price says he is unsure whether the baby is a girl or a boy.
- Price comments on struggling to pronounce the baby’s name, reported as “Midas.”
- Online users react to his comments, including mocking him.
- The reports describe the reaction as taking place on social media.
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2 months agoVenezuela Fury's husband Noah Price has revealed that he hasn't met his new relative's new child and wasn't even sure if Tommy Fury and Molly Mae had a little boy or a girl
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