Hailee Steinfeld Wears Sparkling Jewelry on the Red Carpet Amid Engagement Gossip
Hailee Steinfeld
Hailee Steinfeld was glowing on the red carpet at the 81st Golden Globes, with many fans wondering if it was an engagement glow.
The 27-year-old Dickinson actress—who was most recently added as a presenter at Sunday's Hollywood extravaganza—dazzled in a pale pink gown, with her sparkling jewelry catching the eyes of the public.
However, Steinfeld strategically avoided fueling engagement speculation by donning black sheer gloves and only a couple pieces of striking jewelry—none of which resided on that finger.
Specifically, for the red carpet at the 2024 Golden Globes, Steinfeld rocked shimmering diamond-looking earrings and a sparkling ring on her right hand.
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Rumors that the “Love Myself” singer and Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen are ready to tie the knot kicked into high gear in early December when Instagram gossip account Deuxmoi claimed to have it on good authority that the couple was engaged.
The speculation only intensified when the Hawkeye actress was allgedly spotted rocking what appeared to be a diamond engagement ring. That said ring was not spotted at the Golden Globes!
The duo was first linked in May, shortly after it was reported that Allen broke up with longtime girlfriend, Brittany Williams. Shortly after, the relationship was all but confirmed in June during the couple’s PDA-heavy trip to Mexico, with the Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse starlet later seen supporting her beau at various games and donning the team’s attire around the city.
So far, neither has offered any comments about their relationship or rumored engagement.
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Steinfeld was previously nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Actress-Musical or Comedy for her role in The Edge of Seventeen in 2016. She also scored an Academy Award nomination in 2011 for her breakout role in the film True Grit.
The three-hour award show, which celebrates excellence in both American and international film and TV, is being broadcast live from the Beverly Hilton on CBS and Paramount+.
This year, Greta Gerwig’s feminist phenomenon Barbie scored 10 nominations, making it the second most-nominated movie in the show’s history (second to Cabaret), with Oppenheimer (Barbie’s blockbuster contender over the summer) trailing behind with eight noms.
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