Scarlett Moffatt revealed she's hoping her boyfriend will propose to her during the Christmas holidays.
The star, 31, has been dating Scott Dobinson, 37, since late 2018 and is now hoping to take their relationship to the next level.
She's looking for a 'Disney fairytale' when it comes to her perfect proposal.
"It's October now. I'm not dropping any hints but he's only got three months until the end of the year!" Scarlett joked.
"You know what? I always say we are in a really happy place so if it happens, it happens, but I suppose it's just because this is the time when everyone gets proposed to, like Christmas time and New Year."
She admitted to MailOnline the moment is always in the back of her mind.
The reality star previously revealed she gave up on love before she started dating the policeman.
Scarlett and Scott had known each other 'for years' before things turned romantic.
She has had many ups and downs relating to her romantic life over the years – but after going through the wringer, Scarlett was ready to give up on finding a successful romance entirely – before she reconnected with Scott.
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Speaking on her Scarlett Moffatt Wants To Believe podcast, the former Gogglebox star said: “Honestly, this sounds really sad, but I never thought I would find true love.
“I don’t know whether it’s because I just met people who were a***holes, or what it was, or if I was giving a certain energy off. But I was just like, ‘Nah, I don’t think love is for me’.”
She went on: “I thought I’d just have to find love with my family and my friends because I wasn’t going to get it in a romantic way.
“But then when I met Scott it all changed. He’s such a kind person.”
When they started dating, they ended up splitting a few months later.
They quickly reconciled, but then split again in 2021 before they reconciled again.
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