Love is in the air for the team at Good Morning America! Will Reeve, the beloved correspondent, has taken a monumental step in his personal life by proposing to his girlfriend, Amanda Dubin. The big moment happened on November 8, and the news has fans celebrating this joyous occasion.
On Monday, November 11, Will joined the GMA team to share the excitement with millions of viewers. “We’re absolutely thrilled,” he beamed, his smile lighting up the screen. “There’s no way to feel happier than this.”
Will described the proposal as a dream come true. “I had this entire plan mapped out, and everything went exactly as I hoped. Now, we get to savor the excitement of being engaged and start planning our wedding,” he gushed. “I’m the luckiest guy alive, and I want to thank everyone for the overwhelming support and love you’ve shown us.”
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Amanda, who’s every bit as radiant as her new fiancé, shared breathtaking photos of the proposal on her Instagram page. “Us 🤍,” she captioned the post, leaving fans swooning over the couple's love story. The setting was nothing short of magical—a private event space adorned with flowers, candles, and a live musician serenading the couple as Will got down on one knee. Other photos showcased the couple surrounded by their closest friends and family, celebrating this special moment in their lives.
The couple’s announcement has sparked an outpouring of love and well-wishes from their fans, friends, and colleagues. Social media lit up with congratulatory messages from near and far.
ABC News correspondent Gio Benitez couldn’t contain her excitement. “Oh my gosh, this makes me SO happy!! Congratulations to you two beautiful souls!!!” she wrote in a heartfelt comment under Amanda’s post.
GMA’s own Lara Spencer chimed in, adding, “GO WILL. YAY AMANDA!! We are sooo happy for you both!!!”
Sam Champion, another GMA mainstay, simply added a heart emoji, while Rebecca Jarvis expressed her joy with a string of exclamation points. “Soooooo happy for you two!!!!!!!” she wrote, echoing the sentiments of many.
Two Years of Love
Will and Amanda have been together for two years, building a foundation of love and trust that culminated in this unforgettable proposal. The journey leading up to this moment has been nothing short of remarkable.
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Director James Gunn added his voice to the chorus of congratulatory messages, writing, “Wonderful! Congratulations to the both of you!” Meanwhile, Jerry O’Connell expressed his enthusiasm with a simple yet powerful, “CONGRATS YOU TWO!!!”
The Next Chapter
Will, the son of the late Christopher Reeve and Dana Reeve, is embracing this new chapter in his life with open arms. “Friday was the happiest night of our lives, and we can’t wait to spend forever together,” he told People magazine after the proposal.
Will first introduced Amanda to his followers in April 2023 with a stunning photo of the couple in front of the Eiffel Tower. “Paris is for birthdays. The happiest to @amandadubin,” he wrote, setting the tone for their journey of love.
“Beautiful!! Enjoy!! You deserve nothing but complete happiness,” one follower commented on the post, while another added, “Awwww you guys are so cute! You deserve every happiness Will!”
Love Found in Unexpected Places
Will opened up about finding love during a January segment on GMA. “If I can speak personally, love happens when you least expect it. And when it does, you’ll feel the happiest you’ve ever been,” he shared with his cohosts.
Co-host Linsey Davis joked, “I thought he was going to get down on one knee or something.” When asked if he was trying to hint at something, Will laughed and replied, “No. No, just happy. Just happy. I love life.”
It’s been a whirlwind year for Will, who also revealed that he will make a cameo appearance in the upcoming Superman film. While he kept details under wraps, he did clarify that acting full-time isn’t in the cards for him. “I don’t know. I like my job as a correspondent at ABC News. Maybe performing is fun, but I’m not sure if I’m any good at acting,” he admitted to People in September.
