Charli XCX engaged to boyfriend George Daniel of The 1975: Report

Charli XCX, the renowned singer, has ignited engagement rumors with The 1975 drummer George Daniel after sharing a selfie showcasing a dazzling diamond ring on her private Instagram account, 360_brats. The 31-year-old artist and her 33-year-old boyfriend went public with their relationship in May of the previous year.

The glittering ring worn by Charli in the selfie prompted widespread speculation about a potential engagement, with fans expressing excitement and curiosity about the couple’s relationship status. While some believe it’s an engagement ring, others suggest it’s on her right hand, creating a debate among followers on social media.

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Charli and George made their relationship public in May 2022, sharing snapshots from their sun-soaked getaway before the European leg of Charli’s Crash world tour. The couple’s collaboration began when they worked on the song “Spinning,” and their creative partnership extended to Charli’s album “Crash.”

Acknowledging the influence of her musician-partner on her creative process, Charli stated, “Now that I’m in a relationship with another musician, he’s influenced me a lot with his process and how he and his band work.” The singer highlighted the shift in her approach, moving from a rapid album release mentality to embracing a more contemplative and immersive creative process.

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Before her romance with George, Charli XCX was in a long-term relationship with Huck Kwong for over seven years. The couple, however, decided to part ways after acknowledging the positive impact of quarantining together during lockdown on their relationship. Charli is currently collaborating with Sam Smith on a new track, “In The City,” described as a disco anthem for nightclubs, emphasizing themes of connection, acceptance, and the magnificence of queer spaces.