Robert Pattinson And Suki Waterhouse Are Engaged
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The "Batman" star has dated the fellow Briton since 2018 — and announced last month that they are expecting a child.
Robert Pattinson and Suki Waterhouse are officially engaged.
The “Batman” star has dated Waterhouse since 2018 and, after Waterhouse announced in November that they are expecting their first child together, has reportedly made things official. Waterhouse, a fellow actor and native Briton, was even spotted wearing a ring this week.
“They are engaged,” a source told People on Thursday. “They both want to be married. It’s important for them.”
The insider added Pattinson “can’t wait to be a dad” and that Waterhouse has a “special glow” about her and “seems very happy” with the relationship. Pattinson, who shed his “Twilight” heartthrob persona to become a respected actor, apparently feels the same.
“He’s so ready,” the source said Thursday. “His relationship with Suki is incredible. He feels very lucky.”
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