Kevin Connolly Is Engaged! Inside the Actor's Intimate, Firework-Filled Proposal to Zulay Henao (Exclusive)
The Independence Day engagement was filled with fireworks and family, including the pair's 4-year-old daughter, Kennedy
The couple have been dating for seven yearsKevin Connolly is engaged!
The actor, 51, popped the question to his longtime girlfriend, Colombian actress Zulay Henao, 46, on Friday, July 4. The Independence Day proposal took place at Connolly's hometown of Long Island, New York, and was filled with fireworks and family, including the couple's 4-year-old daughter, Kennedy.
"It was intimate, personal and so full of love," Henao tells PEOPLE. "Having Kennedy there made it unforgettable."
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Connolly dropped down on one knee and proposed with a "timeless" and "elegant" diamond ring custom-designed by renowned jeweler KC Sukamto. The "classic and modern" sparkler is an emerald-cut solitaire, featuring a hidden halo and set in a two-tone design with a gold band.
Following the heartfelt proposal, the Entourage star and If Loving You Is Wrong alum celebrated under shimmering stars and bright fireworks with a cozy dinner surrounded by close family.
Connolly and Henao have been in a relationship for seven years.
Connolly made his first appearance on Henao's Instagram page in a group photo posted in August 2018. A year and a half later in January 2020, Connolly posted a sweet skiing photo with Henao on his Instagram. Previously, the He's Just Not That Into You actor tagged Henao in a February 2019 Instagram post for their work together on the drama series The Oath.
The pair announced they were expecting their first child together in January 2021, with Henao showing off her 18-week baby bump on Instagram. The Modern Muze founder previously teased her pregnancy news on Christmas Day in 2020 by sharing a photo on Instagram in which Connolly lovingly rested his hand on her stomach.
In June 2021, Connolly and Henao welcomed their baby girl, who weighed 6 lbs., 14 oz. at birth. "She's really sweet and patient so far, not too much crying, just really curious about her surroundings," Henao wrote on her Instagram Stories at the time, adding, "I just watch in awe. She also has a huge appetite like her momma."
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Last month, the family of three celebrated Father's Day together.
"Happy Father's Day Papi! We love you babe, thank you for being our home! You are Daddying beautifully, just look at the smiles in these pictures… muah baby," Henao wrote in a joint post on Instagram on June 15 alongside four family photos.
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Celebrities Who Left Los Angeles
The bright lights of Hollywood are like a beacon to dreamers all over the world. Every year, more and more people relocate to Los Angeles in hopes of making it big in the entertainment industry. Plenty of successful performers put down roots in the city, but sometimes, they decide to pursue a more peaceful life somewhere far away. Here are 27 celebs who moved out of LA (and why): Ariel Winter and her boyfriend, Luke Benward, moved out of Los Angeles after Modern Family finished filming its final season in 2020. She told People, "I didn't leave the industry. I just left the city of LA. It holds some not-great memories for me, and I'm young and never lived anywhere else, and thought, 'Why not?' If you're no longer on a network show that shoots there, you don't really have to be there, and if I get a network show, I can easily go back." She also told the podcast Quitters, "Part of the reason I always hated LA is because I have been followed by paparazzi for a very long portion of my life. And I really, really dislike having my space invaded. I don't like feeling watched. I've always just wanted to live a very, very normal life, just have a normal existence." Ariel reportedly bought a house in College Grove, Tennessee, which is about 34 miles from Nashville. Luke grew up nearby in Franklin. The year after her divorce from Brandon Blackstock, Kelly Clarkson packed her bags for New York City, taking The Kelly Clarkson Show with her. She told USA Today, "I'll be real honest: I thought I was making a horrible decision. I knew I needed a fresh start and couldn't be in LA. I really wanted to be in Montana, but you can't really do a show from there quite yet. So I was like, 'The only other option would probably be New York.'" 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So, to set the record straight, Eva called into her friend Ana Navarro's podcast The View: Behind the Table. She asked Ana, "Will you please let them know I didn't move out of Spain, I mean the United States, because of Trump?" Then, Eva added, "I've been in Europe working for almost three years. By the way, the article says that. People just grabbed some clickbait stuff to be divisive, which makes me so sad, you know. Everything you say is just meant to be divisive when we can't be that way right now...I didn't leave because of the political environment. I left because my work took me there." In the Season 2 premiere episode of The Family Stallone, Sylvester Stallone told his three daughters, "After long, hard consideration, your mother [Jennifer Flavin] and I have decided, time to move on and leave the state of California permanently, and we're going to Florida." In a confessional, he added, "We have a lot of roots in California, so it's not an easy transition to Florida. But, Jennifer really had her heart set on it. I gave in." They reportedly moved to Palm Beach County. Eva Mendes and Ryan Gosling reportedly relocated to Santa Barbara, a little under two hours from LA. An insider told People, "For them, the most important job is their girls. Everything else comes second. And their girls are thriving. They left LA to live a bit further north, away from Hollywood. They didn't want the girls to grow up around other celebrity kids. Eva and Ryan love their life. It's admirable how they've been able to create balance and boundaries. They care so much about their marriage and just want their girls to live a happy life." Rachel McAdams reportedly lives in the Southern US with her partner Jamie Linden and their two children. Taking breaks from acting "really helped [her] feel empowered." In 2023, she told Bustle, "It helped me feel like I was taking back some control. And I think it sort of allowed me to come in from a different doorway." 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This has been a very unusual period of my life. I think for a lot of people, the pandemic has kind of thrown off whatever their routine was. For me, that has been a good thing." In 2024, Glen Powell moved back home to Texas to be near his family and finish his degree. He told GQ that the benefit of "getting to this point in Hollywood is that [he] can now leave Hollywood." He said, "It's like I've earned the ability to go back to my family." He also told IndieWire, "I'm not going to be sitting in a class with other students on the regular. I'm basically going to be coming back because I have to finish up, but I'm going to be shooting The Running Man in the fall. So I'm going to be in London, but I am going to be going back for proctored exams. So, they're letting me figure it out [with] distance learning. And I'm obviously going to be coming in, Zooming in for classes and whatnot, but I have to be back for the proctored exams. 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