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06 Sept 2025
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Derry Girls star Saoirse-Monica Jackson has confirmed her engagement to her boyfriend of three years.
Jackson - who plays lead actress Erin Quinn in the beloved TV series - announced her engagement to Scottish DJ Denis Sulta via her Instagram Stories yesterday (February 1).
Jackson posted a snippet of an interview Sulta did with Metal magazine, where he stated his favourite memory of 2023 was when he proposed to the star.
It is unclear when exactly the proposal occurred.
However, in December 2023 eagle-eyed fans spotted Jackson wearing what appeared to be an engagement ring in photos of her 30th birthday bash.
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Sulta also posted a picture of the two of them to his own Instagram around the same time, where he called Jackson "the best thing in my life and on the planet full stop".
Congratulations to the happy couple!
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