Jason Segel engaged to ‘SYTYCD’ alum Kayla Radomski

Jason Segel is harnessed.

THE how I Met Your Mother Star, 45 So you think you can dance. Radomski, 34, shared the news of the imminent wedding on Wednesday on Instagram, displaying a carousel of images of the Fleuri of Segel proposal.

It is a “forever yes” for Radomski, according to the legend of the post.

Segel and Radomski have been romantically linked since 2023 and have made their debut on the red carpet with Golden Globes of 2024, where Segel was nominated for his role as mourning therapist on the famous Apple TV + Dramedy Contraction.

Radomski praised his beautiful as “one of the hardest and most deserving humans on this planet” after the award ceremony. “I am incredibly proud of you,” she wrote in an Instagram article with photos of the red carpet. “I love that we can spend a whole day celebrating you and your talent!”

Radomski, who played as a rescue dancer for Taylor Swift and Brendon Urie, is best known as the competitor of season 5 of So you think you can dancePlacing fourth place in the series in 2009. Like her fiancé, she is also an actor, with minor roles in Quentin Tarantino Once upon a time … in Hollywood and the 2011 remake of Free from. Its other screen credits include an episode of Joy And the TV movie Teen Beach 2.

Segel, which broke out with roles in titles such as Monsters and Geeks,, OverturnedAnd Forget Sarah Marshallonce again generates Emmy Buzz for his work on season 2 of Contraction. He recently appeared on Weekly entertainment‘s Lordist Podcast alongside the Costar Jessica Williams to talk about the crew that hit his stride during the second season.

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“What has become very clear for everyone during season 1 is that each of these actors deserves their own spectacle in a certain way, to start giving everyone an inner life and fully achieved arches, and to make sure that we highlight the forces of everyone and let them have the green light,” said Segel. “I think that’s what you feel in season 2, it’s that everyone can run it.”