The One Show host Michelle Ackerley has confirmed her engagement to her rugby coach boyfriend Benjamin Ryan - and fans are thrilled!
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Taking to Instagram on Wednesday, the 37-year-old revealed how her partner popped the question during a morning stroll.
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"Nipped out for a morning stroll when this happened…! Happy Wednesday @benryan7s," she wrote alongside a selfie of the happy couple and the unique diamond ring.
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Ben, 50, also took to his account and shared the same picture, writing: "Popped out for a stroll and asked @michelle_ackerley to pop that onto her finger. Thankfully she said yes."
Celebrity friends and fans alike were quick to react, with Ore Oduba saying: "Awww no way!!!!! Congratulations Mich!!! So happy for you both xxxxx." Rav Wilding added: "Awwww congratulations both!!" Zoe Williams wrote: "Oooohhhhh congratulations."
Ben Shephard commented: "Wonderful news congrats guys!!" Chloe Madeley said: "Yaaay! So happy for you both, congratulations."
Michelle has got engaged to her partner Ben
Michelle has been a regular on The One Show since 2016. She has also fronted other BBC shows including Watchdog and Crimewatch Roadshow. Rugby union coach Ben has coached the Fiji sevens team - who won the gold medal in sevens rugby at the 2016 Rio Olympics. He was previously married to Natalie Peck but they divorced in 2017.
Over the years, Michelle has been open about her struggles with endometriosis but has shared that Ryan has been a great support for her. She told Closer: "Ryan says all this has been a massive learning curve for him. He's had to hear about these hormonal problems and to have him being so supportive is brilliant. Often, we'll have these conversations when we're outdoors on a three-hour walk. It really helps."
She added: "There are still questions about what's coming next for me. Will I need a hysterectomy in my 40s? Will I be able to have kids? These are things people can’t say for sure, but I understand more about my body and I feel more positive and in control now than I ever have."
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