Britt Robertson Is Engaged to Paul Floyd: See Her Stunning Ring
actress while they were casually dressed on a rooftop in London. "Introducing Brittany Leanna Robertson-Floyd. My wife to be x," he captioned the Instagram post of him getting down on one knee. After he asked, "In the Instagram post, Paul also shared close-up photos of Britt's stunning engagement ring, which featured a gold band, small diamonds, and a centerpiece that appeared to be made of an emerald stone.
, Britt shared the news on her Instagram Stories, posting a selfie with her engagement ring. "Did I Mention that Im fun?" she wrote, referencing her tattoo, adding, "And engaged."actress shared a photo of herself hugging her boyfriend, captioning the image, "[King] of my [heart]."Last month, she shared a cute selfie with Paul, who is British, writing, "Couple of Brits/Britts.
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