Sophia Bush announced she was engaged to her boyfriend Grant Hughes as the actress showed off the “best proposal on earth” in a sweet Instagram post.
Sophia, 39, shared her engagement with her followers on Instagram.
In the snapshot, the One Tree Hill actress appeared to be on a small boat with her fiancée.
The TV star was wearing a gorgeous gown while standing inside the boat.
Grant got down on one knee when he popped the question to the Chicago P.D. actress.
Sophia wrote: “So it turns out that being your favorite person’s favorite person is the actual best feeling on planet Earth.”
The Hitcher actress continued: “Thank you to @comoclassicboats and @bottega53 for helping my favorite human plan the most incredible, moving surprise of my life.”
She concluded: “My heart. It bursts.”
Fans and other celebrities jumped in the comments section to congratulate the engaged couple.
This is Us actress Mandy Moore wrote in the comments: “Congrats lady!”
Community actor Kevin McHale sent his regards and commented: “Ahhhh congratulations!” with a heart emoji.
Grant Hughes is an American entrepreneur and philanthropist.
Back in 2013, Grant cofounded in June the Santa Monica-based organization, which “creates data-driven orthopedic recovery solutions” for surgery patients.
He also volunteered for the Wayfarer Foundation to help provide “free clothes, haircuts, foot washing, medical services, legal services, a warm meal, showers, eye exams, and a damn good dance party” to the people living on Skid Row in Los Angeles.
Sophia had previously tied the knot to Chad Michael Murray, 39, who she divorced back in 2006.
They were briefly married for about five months.
At the beginning of 2020, the False Positive actress remembered a heated conversation with the CW show’s bosses during her stint on One Tree Hill.
She told Ashley Graham’s podcast Pretty Big Deal, that she had fought with the showrunners about what was appropriate for a 16-year-old character.
“I fought a lot with the writers. I was sort of unaware of the power dynamics at play and I would just say things. I’d be like, ‘I’m not doing this.'”
She added: ‘There was this sort of really weird thing. You look back at it, at the time, I didn’t realize how inappropriate it was, but again, this was a long time ago. I remember my boss kept writing scenes for me to be in my underwear.
“And I was like, ‘I’m not doing this, this is inappropriate. Like, I don’t think this is what we should be teaching 16-year-old girls to be doing, and to be seeking validation this way.'”
