Bridgerton star Phoebe Dynevor seemingly confirms her engagement after Met Gala speculation
Topics: Celebrity, Bridgerton
Kya Buller
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Topics: Celebrity, Bridgerton
It seems congratulations are in order for Phoebe Dynevor and Cameron Fuller.
The couple, who both work as actors, fuelled speculation from excited fans at the Met Gala (6 May).
Phoebe, 29, who shot to fame after starring in the first two series' of Netflix romance drama Bridgerton, appeared to show off her engagement at the fashion ball.
She was dressed in a pastel-coloured Victoria Beckham gown, but it was her sparkling accessory that got people talking.
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Phoebe posed for a number of photographs and was spotted to be wearing a diamond on her ring finger.
There was no formal statement, but fans were pretty convinced that they could take this as Phoebe's official engagement announcement.
Phoebe and Cameron have been romantically linked since March last year (2023), after they were spotted taking a walk together in London.
Fast forward to July that same year, and they appeared together at the Wimbledon Tennis Championships.
They finally spoiled us all with a glamorous red carpet debut in February this year, after attending the EE BAFTA Film Awards together.
Live from E! managed to grab a minute with Phoebe at the Met Gala, where she told them: "It's so crazy and surreal. I'm trying to just be present in this moment right now but it's very hard."
And it seems that fans finally have the social media confirmation they've been hoping for.
Phoebe's beau Cameron posted a simply stunning photo of the pair on a balcony.
Cameron can be seen holding Phoebe from behind and smiling, while Phoebe covers her smile with her hands and the same ring is spotted once again on her ring finger.
The comment section has been flooded with well wishes for the pair, many of which have come from fellow industry people.
Euphoria's Sydney Sweeney wrote: "Congrats!!!"
Daisy Edgar-Jones, who starred in Normal People, wrote: "Aaaaaaah"
And Michelle Randolph, known for her work in 1923, wrote: "So happy for you both—so special!!!!!"
Can anybody else hear wedding bells?