John Stones has confirmed his engagement to Olivia Naylor.
The England midfielder, 30, has been in a relationship with entrepreneur Olivia, 34, since 2019 and popped the question on a romantic getaway that followed his team’s defeat in the Euros.
Olivia took to Instagram on Tuesday to reveal the news, where she shared an image of herself in front of a backdrop that read ‘Engaged AF!’
She captioned the post: ‘Mrs Stones to be’ and added a wedding ring emoji.
Olivia then shared a picture of a cake that was in celebration of her news, as she declared ‘love is sweet’.
The England midfielder, 30, has been in a relationship with Olivia, 34, since 2019 and popped the question on a romantic getaway that followed his team’s defeat in the Euros.
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Olivia took to Instagram on Tuesday to reveal the news, where she shared an image of herself in front of a backdrop that read ‘Engaged AF!’
Manchester City player John is yet to speak out about the engagement himself but insiders have claimed that just being together is what means the most to them.
A source told The Sun: ‘They’re over the moon. They’re a gorgeous couple and are utterly devoted to one another.
‘Being together, as a couple and as a family, means more to them than anything.’
In January 2023, the couple welcomed a baby boy together but John already has a daughter with his ex-girlfriend Millie.
At the time, it was said that the sports star was ‘thankful’ to have become a dad for the second time.
A source said: ‘They’re absolutely thrilled. They couldn’t have asked for a better way to begin the year than with the birth of their son.
‘He’s absolutely gorgeous and they’re so thankful. They take nothing for granted.
‘They both work extremely hard but it’s been lovely to spend some time together at home with the kids.
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The WAG then shared a picture of a cake that was in celebration of her news, as she declared ‘love is sweet’
![In January 2023, the couple welcomed a baby boy together but John already has a daughter with his ex-girlfriend Millie](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/08/14/00/88498413-0-In_January_2023_the_couple_welcomed_a_baby_boy_together_but_John-a-63_1723590007612.jpg)
In January 2023, the couple welcomed a baby boy together but John already has a daughter with his ex-girlfriend Millie
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John and Olivia welcomed a baby boy, two months after the defender suffered heartbreak with England at the FIFA World Cup
‘Family is such an important part of their lives and they’re elated he has arrived safe and well.’
Meanwhile his club Manchester City will learn the outcome of charges they have brought against the Premier League’s associated party transaction rules in the next two weeks, according to reports.
The reigning Premier League champions are also defending 115 separate alleged breaches of financial rules, with it previously emerging that the 10-week hearing into those charges is scheduled to begin next month.
The outcome of the club’s ongoing legal case against APT rules would allow the hearing into the 115 charges to be brought forward, as reported by the Times.
The League have charged City with a failure to provide accurate financial information and a failure to provide accurate details for player and manager payments.
City have been accused of financial impropriety spanning over a nine year period from 2009 and could even face the harshest punishment of relegation if found to be at fault.
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