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Roxy Horner has confirmed her engagement to comedian Jack Whitehall, sharing footage of her diamond ring in a video montage of her year.
The model, who welcomed her first child with Whitehall last year, flashed her sparkling ring in several clips with her new fiance in a highlights reel on Instagram.
“Here is a snippet of the last two magical months of 2024, feeling utterly blessed,” 33-year-old Horner captioned the Instagram post.
Among those sending their well wishes to the couple was actress Helen Flanagan, who wrote: “Congratulations darling,” while Whitehall commented: “My love,” with three heart emojis.
The couple began dating in early 2020 with Whitehall commenting on their relationship in 2021 when Horner discovered she had type 1 diabetes after collapsing at the Brit Awards.
The comedian and actor is known for his sarcastic and self-deprecating stand-up comedy sets and starring in the sitcom Bad Education.
He gained further popularity after starring alongside his father, Michael Whitehall, 84, in the Netflix show Jack Whitehall: Travels With My Father, which sees the duo travel around the world together.
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