Are Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles Actually Engaged?

Over the past eight months, a certain it-couple has been traversing the world. They were first seen in Rome, then in London, then in Paris, then in NYC, then in Rome again. But could it be, after only eight months of dating, these two will be taking their next walk…down the aisle?

The couple in question is Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles, who were photographed last weekend jaunting about London. The photos quickly went viral, and we learned that Styles drinks matcha lattes, and just as titillating, Kravitz was wearing a big old rock on her ring finger, which sent the internet speculating. Then, on Thursday evening, Page Six reported that a “source” confirmed to the outlet that the couple was engaged. Given that Page Six is often a cesspool of rumors, the speculation continues to stir us. Are they actually engaged?

ZOE KRAVITZ WEARS A RUMORED ENGAGEMENT RING AS SHE TAKES A STROLL THROUGH LONDON WITH HARRY STYLES👀🤩 pic.twitter.com/IJ4OqXKAZL

— Pop Tales (@Pop_Tales) April 22, 2026

“He is completely smitten,” says Page Six’s source. “He would jump off a cliff for her,” and Kravitz is “on cloud nine.”

“No one in their circle is surprised,” the source added. Sure, source. Sure…

The couple has been dating for less than a year, and while that seems a pretty quick turnaround to getting hitched, the word on the street was that things were moving fast—”from 0 to 60,” a source told Page Six in September. “Harry wouldn’t have gone public with Zoë if it wasn’t anything.”

Then, they reportedly lunched with Zoë’s father, Lenny Kravitz, and received the father stamp of approval, a source told People. Listen, I would be happy for them if it were true, but evidence suggests otherwise. Exhibit A: Jessica McCormack.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Fans were quick to point out Kravitz is the face of jeweler Jessica McCormack—the brand’s “first brand ambassador, collaborator and muse.” In her line with the jeweler, there are rings, and yes, big old rocks. Her engagement ring with Channing Tatum was also a McCormack emerald-cut. So could it be she is just… wearing a ring? Which brings me to Exhibit B…

Exhibit B: Women can wear rings without being engaged! Other indications that this might be a false alarm include the fact that the couple has only been dating (again) for eight months and that Kravitz ended her previous engagement to Tatum less than two years ago. Until the save-the-dates go out, nothing is confirmed.

And this is all coming months after Kravitz’s former bestie, Taylor Swift (and Styles’s ex), got engaged to Travis Kelce, and Duexmoi—yet another rumor mill—reported that Kravitz and Swift’s friendship was “dunzo’ after Kravitz was left off the guest list for the wedding, but the rumor was denied by a source close to Swift. 

So we’ll just have to wait for the royal wedding to commence in order to see if Kravitz and Styles are in attendance. Or rather, will Swift and Kelce be in attendance at Kravitz and Styles’s wedding? Zoe, I’m sorry, my love, but you will never live down the day you wore a ring on your ring finger for the matcha walk.

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• Kate Hudson is going to be a great old person. [The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon]
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• The most-streamed artist of all time on Spotify is Taylor Swift. [Variety]
• Leann Rimes is still talking about her teeth, and I’m obsessed with it. [Instagram]

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