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11 Sept 2025
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Greg O'Shea and his fiancé Jeanni Mulder
LIMERICK rugby star, Olympian and Love Island winner, Greg O’Shea, has announced his engagement to his long-term girlfriend Jeanni Mulder.
Greg got down on one knee and asked the all-important question on New Years Eve in Jeanni's native South Africa.
He posted a video of the romantic proposal on Instagram showing the couple both donning white attire and counting in the new year before Greg knelt on one knee with an engagement ring. Greg said it was a "special way to start the new year" and that he was the "most nervous" he's ever been.
Greg and Jeanni pictured during the proposal in South Africa. Picture: Instagram
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They celebrated New Year's Eve by doing a countdown with a bucket of champagne and two glasses on hand.
In another Instagram post, the newly engaged couple are seen posing together following the engagement with Jeanni wearing the stunning square-cut ring.
Greg, who has a huge 826,000 followers on Instagram, shot to fame in 2019 when he won Love Island alongside Amber Gill who he dated for a time.
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