Phoebe Dynevor debuts stunning ring at the Met Gala as she ...

Phoebe Dynevor and Cameron Fuller

It's official: Bridgerton star Phoebe Dynevor is off the market.

The British actress is set to tie the knot to producer and actor Cameron Fuller, with the starlet debuting her stunning diamond engagement ring on the Met Gala red carpet on May 6.

Dynevor, who previously dated Pete Davidson, first sparked romance rumours with Fuller in early 2023. The couple have since maintained a low profile, appearing just a handful of times together in public. They appeared to confirm their romance when they attended Wimbledon together last summer. Dynevor joined Fuller as his date for Joey King's wedding in September, with Anna Sophia Robb sharing a number of snaps of the loved-up couple online. Then, earlier this year, they were side-by-side at the 2024 BAFTA award ceremony in London.

Dynevor at the Met Gala

Dynevor debuting her diamond ring at the event

While Phoebe Dynevor has long been well acquainted with the film and TV industry, as the daughter of Coronation Street actress Sally Dynevor and writer and actor Tim Dynevor, Fuller is also no stranger to a film set. The actor, whose father Brad Full has worked on a number of horror films including The Purge, A Quiet Place and A Nightmare on Elm Street, has appeared on several shows himself. As well as starring in Insecure, Into the Dark and The Goldbergs, he also runs his own YouTube channel.

Born in Manchester in 1995 and the eldest of three children, Dynevor attended Cheadle Hulme School in Stockport.

Fuller and Dynevor during their first public appearance at Wimbledon last year

Dynevor soon followed in her parents’ thespian footsteps, making her on-screen debut in Series 5 of Waterloo Road as school girl Siobhan Mailey – when she was just 14, and still at school herself. She has since appeared in drama series including Prisoners’ Wives, Dickensian, Monroe and The Musketeers, as well as the American sitcom Younger. She also played a lead role in the comedy crime drama Snatch, in which she stars alongside cast members including Rupert Grint and Luke Pasqualino. But her breakout role came when she starred as the lead in the first season of Bridgerton opposite co-star Regé-Jean Page. Viewers fell in love with her character Daphne, and the series.

While she isn't set to appear in the next series of the show, which will premiere next week, her next project will see her playing the lead in the Miramax spy thriller Inheritance.