Congrats to Lily & Charlie! 💍💞
The celebrity couple announced their engagement on Friday, September 25 with celebratory posts on Instagram. “I’ve been waiting my lifetime for you and I can’t wait to spend our lifetime together,” Lily
alongside a series of photos showing her and Charlie kissing, along with the very moment the director dropped to his knee to pop the big question. Charlie also posted about their engagement on his ‘gram, sharing a snap of Lily looking absolutely elated, : “In a time of uncertainty and darkness you have illuminated my life. I will forever cherish my adventure with you.”
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