- Wells Adam and Sarah Hyland announced their engagement Tuesday.
- The couple met on social media and began dating nearly two years ago in October 2017.
- After nearly a year of dating, the couple moved in together in August 2018.
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Actress Sarah Hyland and reality star Wells Adams announced their engagement with a series of sweet photos on Instagram Tuesday night.
Hyland posted photos of the pair on the beach with the caption "That can't eat, can't sleep, reach for the stars, over the fence, world series kind of stuff," which eagle-eyed fans will know is from the classic Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen film "It Takes Two."
The former "Bachelorette" contestant, for his part, posted a romantic video of his proposal on the beach with the caption "I'll be Johnny, you be June. But forever. 🎶- Drew Holcomb & The Neighbors," from the song included in the video.
The pair have been dating since around October 2017, but first interacted in August of that same year when Hyland fangirled over Adams' inclusion on "Bachelor In Paradise." They moved in together earlier this year.
Members of Bachelor Nation and other celebrity pals had sweet reactions to the news of their engagement.
"Lol so freaking adorable," wrote Nick Jonas.
"This is just all the things of happiness and more! Congratulations to you lovebirds!" wrote Kendall Long, who appeared on last season of "Bachelor In Paradise."
"Woohooo!!!! Congrats guys," wrote Kevin Jonas.
"YES!!!! YES!!!! Congratulations love bug!!! We are SO happy for you both!" wrote actress Jaime King.
And if you were hoping for a televised engagement, Adams joked with Us Weekly last year that you should not hold your breath.
"My family would be involved and they would ruin the entire experience because they're crazy," the Nashville native quipped. "They would have too much fun at the wedding and that would be a whole other story. Chris Harrison would kick my brother out of a part and be like, 'You're too drunk, you need to leave.' Maybe [Chris would officiate]. He's good at it. I think Chris just lives with camera crews following him around. I don't think I would want that."
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