My Kitchen Rules stars Hannah Campbell and Lawrence Murphy become engaged at gender reveal just two weeks after announcing they are expecting their first child
The My Kitchen Rules stars, who featured on the 14th season of the cooking show in 2024, made the happy announced at their baby's gender reveal party.
The two had shared the good news that they are expecting their first child just two weeks ago, and now they are also set to wed.
In a post to Instagram on Sunday, the couple shared a glimpse at the romantic beach proposal.
'THE EASIEST YES OF MY LIFE' Hannah wrote excitedly in her caption, alongside images that also showed her impressive diamond engagement ring.
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Hannah said that the pair were planning to shoot their baby's gender reveal when Lawrence got down on one knee.
Hannah said that the pair were planning to shoot their baby's gender reveal when Lawrence got down on one knee.
'Lawrence told me we were filming our gender reveal and then he proposed instead. Here's to forever with my best friend. I'm the luckiest girl in the world' she explained.
The two announced that they are expecting a baby in an Instagram post made last month.
What's more, the couple revealed a sweet detail about their baby's due date that melted fans' hearts.
'A little darling is on the way, due on a day that already holds so much love - @iamlawrencemurphy mum's anniversary,' Hannah captioned the post.
In the post, Lawrence could be seen leaning down and kissing Hannah's pregnant belly as they posed on a beach in Perth.
Hannah wore a white textured top and pants combo while her partner opted for white jeans and a laid-back black T-shirt.
Friends, fans and family flooded the comments section with well wishes for the parents-to-be.
MKR judge and chef Colin Fassnidge hilariously quipped: 'Not sure if that's just from eating dinner? But if a baby congratulations.'
'These photos are more adorable than I even imagined. So much love for the three of you! I can't wait!!!!' penned 2022 Celebrity Apprentice star Beck Zemek.
'Oh, magic. Congrats you epic humans,' podcaster Heidi Anderson chimed in.
Big Brother star Sarah McDougal wrote: 'Omg, my heart. CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!'
Teaming up on the Aussie cooking show last year, Hannah and Lawrence's dynamic partnership quickly made them standouts in the competition.
But when it comes to gracing the screen, it wasn't the couple's first rodeo.
The couple both have TV backgrounds, with Lawrence appearing in the second season of the popular BINGE series The Twelve, and Hannah previously featuring on Channel Seven's Big Brother in 2020.
During her stint in the Big Brother house, Hannah proved to be a formidable player.
She was nominated for eviction only twice — during her first and last rounds.
After spending 27 days in the house, she secured 10th position in the competition, leaving a lasting impression on viewers.
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