Bella Thorne was spotted out with her engagement ring for the first time in New York City on Friday.
The 25-year-old actress — who announced she was engaged on the same day — put on a casual display in a white graphic T-shirt and straight-legged denim jeans as she showed off the mᴀssive sparkler.
The Game Of Love star beamed as she stepped out for an apparent solo coffee run after ʀᴇvᴇᴀʟιɴԍ how her boyfriend, Mark Emms, proposed earlier this month to Vogue Weddings.
Over her low-key ensemble, the Disney alum later threw on a chic, black jacket lined with feathers.
The proposal is the singer’s second engagement and comes nearly a year after she and her former fiancé, Benjamin Mascolo, split last June.
For her daytime outing, the Florida native looked effortlessly stylish as she teamed a Blink-182 crop top with a pair of light-wash jeans.
The Autumn Falls author sported pointed-toe kitten heels with a black-and-white checkered pattern.
She was also seen carrying a silver and black Chanel flap bag as she stepped out.
For accessories, she was spotted holding a pair of bold, black sunglᴀsses as well as layers of chain-linked bracelets and bangles.
She threw up her fiery red tresses in a casual updo to show off a pair of dangling oval statement earrings.
Most noticeably, she debuted and flaunted her newest jewelry addition — a 10-plus-carat emerald-cut diamond ring with baguettes flanking the center stone.
Just shortly before, Thorne revealed her betrothal to the Bad Vegan producer in a joint Instagram post with Vogue.
According to the article, Emms proposed at Thorne’s home in California on May 13 — the day before Mother’s Day.
The newly engaged couple previously met last year on the beach at supermodel Cara Delevigne’s birthday party in Ibiza, Spain.
‘It was love at first sight as the sun rose,’ Thorne gushed to Vogue.
The Divinity star also told the publication she wishes to hold their wedding at a country manor in the United Kingdom but has not announced a wedding date.
The bride-to-be did reveal that she is looking for more than one look for the big day — perhaps vintage Schiaparelli or Dior.
‘Every bride does not need one gown but four,’ she said hinting at multiple wardrobe changes.