Hillary Duff has excitingly revealed that she is now engaged to partner Matthew Koma.
The Lizzie Mcguire star shared the lovely news with her fans on Instagram, alongside two snaps of the her and her new fiancé Matthew.
In one of the pictures the lovebirds are seen smiling from ear to ear to the camera, and sharing a passionate kiss in another.
Alongside the sweet pics, the actress wrote: 'He asked me to be his wife♥️'.
Fans of the couple were quick to congratulate by commenting on the post, with one saying: 'I’m soooo happy for you guys! Congrats! Love you!♥️😘'.
Another referenced the hit from her very popular Lizzie Mcguire film, writing: 'THIS is what dreams are made of 😍.'
A third added: 'Congratulations @matthewkoma and @hilaryduff 💍 Such exciting news❤️'.
The exciting engagement announcement comes after just a few months after the pair welcomed her first child with Matthew, back in October.
At the time she revealed she'd become a mother again with a snap on Instagram of her and Matthew lovingly looking at their new bundle of joy, alongside the caption: 'Banks Violet Bair ❤ this little bit has fully stolen our hearts! She joined our world at home on Thursday afternoon and is absolute magic.'
The two have been together since 2017, but had a few bumps in the road when they split up back in 2017 - back in December 2017, she confirmed on TV show The Talk that she and Matthew were back together after last splitting up in March 2017.
Hillary was previously married to NHL player Mike Comrie, whom she started dating in 2007 and married in 2010. The two welcomed a son - Luca - in 2012 but announced they were separating just a couple of years later, in 2014.
Congratulations to the newly engaged couple on their very happy news!
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