- Jaime Winstone has announced her engagement.
- He popped the question while they were attending Glastonbury Festival.
- Alfie Allen, of Game of Thrones fame, was her ex-boyfriend previously.
Jaime Winstone has announced her engagement, revealing that partner James Suckling popped the question while the pair were attending Glastonbury.
Winstone informed her Instagram followers of the good news by posting a series of vividly coloured images.
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Alongside the images she wrote: “THE MOST MAGIC OF TIMES WERE HAD!! thank you for setting and creating the amazing beautiful special memories for me and James! Couldn’t of asked for a more perfect Engagement, still on cloud nine! Wow love you Glastonbury, love to all my beautiful friends and a special love to my Fiancé.”
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Suckling also shared the happy news on his account, writing: “Love Love Love!! Party & Graft. We got engaged! Thank you worthy farm for always making the best memories.”
Since 2015, Winstone and Suckling have been dating. They welcomed a boy into the world in 2017. Alfie Allen, who plays Alfie Allen on Game of Thrones, was her ex-boyfriend previously.
With roles in movies like Kidulthood and the 2018 Tomb Raider reboot, Winstone has established herself as an actor. Additionally, she portrayed Dame Barbara Windsor in the movie Babs.
Her most recent appearance was as Firework, a participant on The Masked Singer’s 2022 season.
Winstone joked that judge Rita Ora had been “really annoyed” with her unmasking during her time on the programme.
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“I think she was really annoyed at herself actually,” Jaime said. “She’s very competitive so she was annoyed that she’d missed it, but I think they steered her off quite nicely because she did mention my name along the way.
“But there was so many different clues. The clues are so minute that they can spin you off in any way.”
