Post Malone and girlfriend Christy Lee are getting married soon! Their engagement was hot news on Instagram last night, August 19, 2026. Christy Lee’s engagement ring reveal was in full swing.
The press has been scrambling for details on the couple and that gorgeous ring!
- Post and Christy got engaged in a private party in Utah with friends. The couple didn’t publicly post the event.
- Christy Lee’s engagement ring features an approximately 10- to 15-carat oval-cut diamond on a yellow gold band, as reported by PEOPLE and major outlets.
- The couple have been dating for more than a year.
More Details on Christy Lee’s Engagement Ring and Post Malone’s Proposal
Posty proposed to his girlfriend of more than a year, Christy, during a private get-together with friends in Utah on August 19, 2026, in the evening. He proposed with Christy Lee’s engagement ring, and later, a video of them kissing and celebrating appeared on Instagram.
Speaking with PEOPLE, Olivia Landau, the founder of the jewelry company The Clear Cut, gave her authoritative estimate and analysis of the ring: “Christy Lee’s ring appears to be a 10-15 carat elongated oval set in a delicate split shank yellow gold ring. The price is determined on the overall quality of the diamond. But I could predict that this ring cost $1 to $2 million.”
Lee’s friend, Marina Hollyer, was the first to break the news when her Instagram Stories went viral. TMZ shared the adorable engagement photos, which soon reached Posty’s fans worldwide.
No official word yet from the singer/record producer and his fashion stylist and creative director fiancée. The couple is keeping everything unconfirmed about their adorable engagement news.
Paparazzi first spotted Post and Christy together in public in March 2025. More public outings and dates followed, with PDA included. They were on and off, however, but at some point, they patched things up.
Christy Lee is a fashion stylist and creative director, and studied strategic design and management at the Parsons School of Design.
On her website, she mentions her art and design background, explaining that “My work is rooted in styling, visual storytelling, and building a strong point of view through clothes. I started as an assistant to a celebrity stylist, working across red carpet events, Cannes, Venice, Paris Fashion Week, and brand campaigns for Bloomingdale’s and Retrofête. My work now focuses on personal styling, editorial direction, and creative projects that connect fashion with identity.”
