Georgia Toffolo reveals off her diamond-studded engagement ring and admits she desires to ‘scream with happiness from the rooftops’ after accepting BrewDog millionaire James Watt’s marriage proposal

Georgia Toffolo was still on cloud nine as she gave social media followers another glimpse at her diamond-studded engagement ring on Monday. 

The former Made In Chelsea star confirmed she will marry BrewDog CEO and co-founder James Watt, 42, after he proposed during a recent trip to Greece for her 30th birthday. 

And Toffolo admitted she was still in a state of shock after accepting his proposal on Thursday, the day after they celebrated her milestone with friends and family. 

Taking to Instagram, she wrote: ‘No one tells you how intense the sheer elation is! I’m on top of the world! Also the luckiest girl in the world! Swamped with happiness! I want to scream from the rooftops!’ 

The TV personality accompanied her caption with more photos of the newly-engaged couple, this time featuring Toffolo in a sheer red summer dress as she brandishes her ring finger. 

Posting on Sunday, she looked happier than ever as she showed off her sparkling ring as she enjoyed a cosy walk in Aberdeenshire, Scotland with Watt and their pet dog. 

She captioned her post: ‘Am I dreaming is this real. I’ve been so over excited since it happened this feeling is AMAZING’.

Watt, understood to be worth £262million through the BrewDog brewery and pub chain, asked for her hand in marriage on Thursday, the day after they celebrated her milestone in the Greek islands. 

A source told MailOnline: ‘He asked her to marry him yesterday in front of both of their families in Greece. 

‘After the proposal they went to a big party at the Peligoni club and ended up dancing on tables to ABBA, celebrating with all the other guests.’ 

Georgia, who found fame as a regular cast-member on E4 show Made In Chelsea, has been dating the millionaire BrewDog co-founder since last summer and the pair now live together in London.

Announcing the news while showing off her enormous diamond engagement ring on Sunday morning, Toffolo told Instagram followers: ‘James just asked me to marry him. 

‘It really was the best moment of my life so far. I never knew I could feel happiness like this. The easiest, quickest yes to being your wife.

‘Our love story is my favourite. How we managed to find each other out of billions of people out there will always be my greatest blessing.

‘I love you forever and the magical life we’re building.’ 

James stepped down as Brewdog’s CEO over the summer and has just raised more than £2.5 million of investment for his new venture, a brand-led social media platform called Social Tip.

It will be the second engagement for Toffolo, who was previously engaged to Nigel Farage’s former right-hand man – the millionaire aristocrat George Cottrell, dubbed Posh George. 

He spent eight months in a US prison over a money-laundering scandal. 

The pair broke it off, then briefly rekindled their spark in 2022 before going their separate ways for good.

Watt was previously married to Johanna Basford, a Scottish illustrator whose colouring book for adults, The Secret Garden, has sold more than ten million copies worldwide. 

The couple, who share two children, divorced in 2020. 

Speaking to the Daily Mail in September, Toffolo admitted an engagement ring would be the ultimate gift ahead of her milestone 30th birthday on October 23. 

She said: ‘It would be the ultimate 30th birthday present. You never know, I can hope and pray and I was praying yesterday so hopefully it’s not too far off.’ 

Since confirming their relationship over the summer of 2023, Toffolo and Watt have enjoyed holidays in the Maldives in November and recently spent a long weekend in the Highlands with Watt’s children and Toffolo’s nieces. 

They have also been to football matches, enjoyed dinners out, and even attended Nigel Farage’s 60th birthday party together.

‘It’s a lot of the reason I am more relaxed, with more perspective,’ Watt said recently of the relationship. 

Watt recently stepped down from his role with BrewDog, 17 years after he co-founded the Scottish brewer and pub group.

He handed over the reins to chief operating officer James Arrow, but remains with the group as a non-executive director on the board and continue to advise the group on strategy.

The group said it had put in place succession plans after Watt first told the board last year he wanted to step away to focus on his other projects and interests.

In a Linkedin post, he said: “After 17 fantastic years as chief executive, I have decided to transition into a new role in the business, one of ‘captain and co-Founder’ – and James Arrow will pick up the reins as chief executive as our business pushes forward into our next phase of growth.

‘In my new role I will remain as a board member, a director and I will also be part time strategic adviser to the business and our to leadership team.’