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Social media influencer Sophie Murray has announced her engagement to her long-term partner Sam Donovan.
The influencer shared the video of Sam getting down on one knee in sunny Sydney, where they are currently visiting family, while Sophie appeared shock as she got down to meet him.
Sophie, who thought she was filming a cute video with her boyfriend, said while sharing the video to Instagram: "it’s a yes in every lifetime."
Sophie showcased her 'rock', which appears to be a unique style of a gold band and a mix of a square princess-cut and pear shape cut, halo ring.
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The Dublin influencer grew her following during the pandemic and is known for her fashion content and beauty tips.
The couple have been together for a number of years and many fans have shared their excitement over the announcement.
Presenter Katja Mia said: "Omg Sophie!! Congratulations you two lovebirds."
Model Rozanna Purcell said: "Ahhh so happy for you both."
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