Ben Platt is engaged… again!
The Broadway star showed fans his diamond ring after revealing that his fiancé Noah Galvin popped the all-important question to him following their initial engagement in November.
Taking to his Instagram Story Monday, the 29-year-old said his beau proposed with a sapphire ring, which bears similarities to the ring he gave Galvin last year.
“He proposed back 💙,” the “Pitch Perfect” star wrote alongside a snap of his huge sparkler.
Platt later posted a sweet snap of their dog holding a red rose in his mouth.
“I said yes,” Platt wrote alongside the picture.
“GEORGE DID THE ASKING,” quipped Galvin, 29, who reposted both snaps on his Instagram Story.
The pair then celebrated the exciting occasion with pals, and even had a special cake made that read, “Gay marriage is cool.”
Platt later posted a sweet snap of him and Galvin embracing while wearing party hats and a “groom” sash.
The couple first announced their engagement in November 2022.
“He agreed to hang out forever,” Platt captioned a series of photos on Instagram from the proposal, which took place at a restaurant in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
“I said yeehaw and then cried for like 7 hours ,” Galvin added on his own account.
In one snap, the pair are surrounded by a stunning floral display adorned with candles, while another shows a close-up of Galvin’s engagement ring.
Platt and the “Good Doctor” star each played the lead role in the Broadway show “Dear Evan Hansen.”
After the Tony winner stepped down from the show, Galvin took over and the pair became close friends for years before turning their friendship into a romance.
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“We were friends for five years, and right before the pandemic, we finally decided to really give it a shot. We kind of skated around it for a long time,” Platt later told Kelly Clarkson of how their relationship blossomed.
Platt also told Out magazine in 2021 that he’d found “a partner that I really love.”
He said his beau “has a really unique ability to help me to … be present where I am and to make the life that’s happening day to day too wonderful to not want to be on the ground for it.”
