Harry Potter Star Who Played Pansy Parkinson Is Engaged! Congrats to the Happy Couple!
Cooper Hefner flew overseas to Scarlett Byrne's birthplace to ask her father for her hand in marriage before getting down on one knee and popped the question.
According to Us Weekly, CooperHefner (Hugh Hefner's son) flew overseas (along with his grandmother) to Scarlett Byrne's (Pansy!) birthplace to ask her father for her hand in marriage before getting down on one knee and popped the question.
Catching up at Ritz
Tea Time at the Ritz with the Grandmas #London— Cooper Hefner (@cooperhefner) August 5, 2015
Take a look at Byrne's amazing engagement ring!
The actress,whose credits also include roles in Falling Skies as Lexi and a recurring role in The Vampire Diaries as Nora, captioned the photo below with "I was lucky enough to fall in love with my best friend. "
Talk about relationship goals!
Sending love and congratulations to my son Cooper and his fiancee Scarlett on their engagement!
— Hugh Hefner (@hughhefner) August 6, 2015
Congrats to Scarlett Byrne and Cooper Hefner for this wonderful news! May love and happiness follow you all the days of your life Scarlett and Cooper! Best wishes!
Sources: UsWeekly, ScarleyByrne , Cooper Hefner
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