Carly Rae Jespen is ready to walk down the aisle with music producer Cole M.G.N.

The Call Me Maybe hitmaker, 38, announced the happy news on Instagram on Monday, September 23, confirming that she and Cole are engaged after two years of dating.

“Very engaged over here,” she captioned a series of photos featuring the happy couple. One image captured a close-up of her stunning engagement ring, featuring a dark gemstone set in a gold band.

The news sparked a flood of congratulations from Caryl’s famous friends. Julianne Hough commented, “Congratulations gorgeous,” while fellow musician Bonnie McKee chimed in with, “Congrats! What a beautiful couple you are!.”

Carly and Cole, whose full name is Cole Marsden Greif-Neill, met while working on her 2023 album, The Loveliest Time.

In a 2022 interview with People Magazine, Carly revealed that their professional collaboration blossomed into a romantic relationship. She even shared that one of the album’s songs, So Right, marked their “meet-cute,” with a playful skit at the beginning reflecting their early chemistry.

Prince Harry, who made solo rip to New York, has seemingly sent a message to Prince William and Princess Kate with his latest statement at the Princess Diana awards in New York.

The Duke of Sussex opened up on what gives him courage during his speech at the event, which took place hours after William and Kate’s latest outing.

Harry has seemingly decided to follow in Kate and William’s footsteps as he turned his focus on mental health and climate change.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have recently unveiled a personally funded initiative to enhance mental health support.

William and Kate have consistently supported initiatives to improve mental well-being. Their latest endeavour aims to enhance mental health outcomes in rural communities.

Future King William recently said: “It’s time that everyone speaks up and really feels very normal about mental health, it’s the same as physical health.”

The Duke of Sussex seemingly accepted his brother’s message as he made an emotional speech at the 14th Concordia Annual Sumit in support of The Diana Award on Monday.

Harry, in his speech, said: “I applaud you for having the confidence to be on this stage. I know my mother would be incredibly proud of you guys. Your activism is true to how my mother lived her life.

The Duke said: “I have said it before years ago and I’ll say it again. The younger generation is what gives me hope. The courage you have gives me hope.

“Everyone of us needs courage to move the dial in this world, probably more than ever. 

King Charles estranged son seemingly sent as message to his royal relatives with his remarks, saying: “We need to listen and act on what you say because it is your future that will be stolen and that is unacceptable.”

James Middleton believes that his late dog sensed his wife’s pregnancy before passing away last year. 

The brother of Princess Kate shared how his cocker spaniel, Ella, served as an “emotional crutch” during his struggles with depression, reported GB News.

In his latest book, Meet Ella, James discusses the profound impact of his dog’s death in 2023 on him and his family. 

The 37-year-old recalls how Ella inadvertently brought him together with his now-wife, Alizee Thevenet, when the dog wandered over to her in a bar in Chelsea, London. 

He also suggests that Ella had an intuition about Alizee’s pregnancy with their son, Inigo, who was born in October 2023.

“Dogs have this fantastic sort of intuition,” James told People.

“They know things before we do. I’m sort of absolutely certain that she knew that my wife was pregnant. And that in times of timing, now is the time to slip off, so to speak.”

The entrepreneur, who runs ethical dog food company James & Ella, recalled other ways his late pet aided him during his darkest days.

James said when he saw Ella on one evening in 2017, it helped him turn away from his suicidal thoughts.

“An ambition [of mine] is to get dogs to be on a prescription from doctors, because I think there is an undeniable amount of things that dogs can do for us,” he said.

The author, whose book is released in the US on September 24, added that dogs can get “us up in the morning and outside.

“It’s incredible what it can do for us if you don’t mentally want to do it, but you’re doing it for something else”.

James said his family now talk more openly about their mental health.

“We have a lot to learn from dogs, which is that they live every day as today. They’re not thinking about yesterday,” he shared.

“They’re not annoyed about yesterday or worrying about the future. They’re living in the moment.

“If we all focus on that a little bit more then I think we will be happier.”

James Middleton knows firsthand the profound joy and support a dog can bring to its owner. 

In his deeply personal new memoir, Meet Ella, the younger brother of Princess Kate pens a heartfelt tribute to his late cocker spaniel, Ella, who passed away last year.

The memoir goes beyond being a simple love letter, highlighting how Ella became an emotional lifeline for Middleton during his darkest moments. 

James has been open about his battle with depression and reveals that one fateful night in 2017, the sight of Ella helped steer him away from suicidal thoughts.

Speaking to PEOPLE, Middleton passionately advocates for the therapeutic power of dogs, saying, “One of my ambitions is to have dogs prescribed by doctors. There’s an undeniable amount of healing they offer.”

He explains how dogs can motivate us even when we feel paralyzed by despair. “They get us up in the morning and outside. 

Even if mentally you can’t do it for yourself, you’re doing it for them—and it’s incredible what that can do.”

Meet Ella: The Dog Who Saved My Life hits U.S. shelves on Sept. 24, and James Middleton is opening up about how his beloved dog changed his life—and how she inspired his family to talk more openly about their mental health.

In an interview with PEOPLE, Middleton reflects on the wisdom we can all learn from our four-legged companions. 

“Dogs live every day as if it’s today. They don’t dwell on the past or worry about the future. They live in the moment,” he says. “If we could adopt that mindset, I believe we’d all be a lot happier.”