Mia Fevola breaks her silence on engagement rumours with boyfriend Bass Miller – after sharing a cryptic marriage post online

Mia Fevola revealed on Tuesday the truth behind engagement rumours surrounding her and boyfriend Bass Miller as she stepped out at the Melbourne Cup.

The influencer, 24, and her partner made headlines in August when Bass called the model his ‘New Mrs’ on Instagram, prompting speculation he had proposed.

However, Mia told Daily Mail Australia at Flemington Racecourse that she is not engaged and the post was referring to the new hair-do she received at the time.

‘I don’t know where that came from. It was directed at my hair because I was blonde and then I dyed it dark,’ Mia said of Bass’ now deleted post.

She explained her beau was only referring to her ‘new look’ and not accidentally revealing they were engaged as previous reports suggested.

‘He was like, “New Mrs,” saying that I dyed my hair. New look. I was shocked to see [the reports],’ she added.

When pressed about whether she and Bass had any engagement plans for the future after almost two years together, Mia said she was uncertain.

‘Who knows. We’re just enjoying our time at the moment,’ she explained.

‘Everyone keeps saying “new romance” but we’ve been together for nearly two years now. It’s gone so quick.’

It comes after Mia’s boyfriend Bass accidentally dropped a major hint the couple had taken their relationship to the next level.

In August, the property developer referred to Mia as his ‘New Mrs’ in an Instagram post—before apparently deleting it.

Mia, who is the daughter of retired AFL star Brendan Fevola, shared the post to her own socials, and headlines quickly speculated about their relationship status.

The influencer and her partner made headlines in August when Bass called the model his ‘New Mrs’ on Instagram, prompting speculation he had proposed

Earlier this year, Mia revealed she will be keeping her beau out of the public eye.

She told Stellar Magazine she learned a hard lesson after going public with footy star ex-boyfriend Jamarra Ugle-Hagan.

The pair became the target of relentless online trolls during their romance.

‘I learned a lot from that [experience]. I overshared when I was younger and I learnt the hard way that some things are better left private,’ she said.

‘[The attention] would have happened with anyone, given I was posting about it so much.

However, Mia told Daily Mail Australia at Flemington Racecourse that she is not engaged and the post was referring to the new hair-do she received at the time

‘Any public relationship opens the doors for a lot of negativity. There are always going to be critics out there.’

Mia and Jamarra, 22, split at the end of 2021 as a result of intense scrutiny over their fledgling romance.

The pair were inundated with hundreds of bullying messages on social media.

Mia and boyfriend Bass went public with their romance in July of 2023.