WATCH: Pete Davidson confirms engagement to Ariana Grande

This image released by NBC shows comedian Pete Davidson, a cast member on "Saturday Night Live," left, with host Jimmy Fallon during a taping of "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," Wednesday, June 20, 2018, in New York where he confirmed that he is engaged to singer Ariana Grande. (Andrew Lipovsky/NBC via AP)

This image released by NBC shows comedian Pete Davidson, a cast member on "Saturday Night Live," left, with host Jimmy Fallon during a taping of "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," Wednesday, June 20, 2018, in New York where he confirmed that he is engaged to singer Ariana Grande. (Andrew Lipovsky/NBC via AP)

Published Jun 21, 2018

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Los Angeles — "Saturday Night Live" cast

member Pete Davidson on Wednesday confirmed reports that he and

American pop star Ariana Grande are engaged after dating for

less than two months.

Davidson, 24, told talk show host Jimmy Fallon in an

appearance on "The Tonight Show" that the rumors of the past

week were correct.

"I did," Davidson said, when asked by Fallon whether he had

got engaged. "I feel like I've won a contest," he added about

his romance with Grande.

Grande, 24, and Davidson went public about dating in late

May through their social media accounts a few weeks after ending

their previous relationships. Celebrity media reported last week

that they were engaged.

The "Dangerous Woman" singer was spotted wearing a diamond

ring on her engagement finger earlier this week and celebrity

media reported on Wednesday that the couple had moved into a

Manhattan apartment together.

Grande launched her career on the Nickelodeon TV show

"Victorious" in 2009 and released her first studio album in

2013. She has gone on to become one of the most popular young

artists in the United States, winning three American Music

Awards.

In June 2017, she won plaudits for returning to the English

city of Manchester for a benefit concert for the victims of an

Islamic State suicide bombing that killed 22 people moments

after Grande had finished a concert.

Davidson started his career as a stand-up comedian and

joined popular satirical sketch show "Saturday Night Live" in

2014. 

Reuters

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