Insta official: Kayla Itsines’ ex Tobi Pearce announces his engagement to Rachel Dillon
What’s not to love? Kayla Itsines’ former fiance has well and truly moved on – announcing his engagement to Rachel Dillon.
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Adelaide entrepreneur Tobi Pearce’s romance with Rachel Dillon is the real deal now that he’s put a ring on it.
Pearce and Dillon – a three-time World Beauty Fitness and Fashion bikini champion from Townsville – have announced their engagement on Insta.
The joint post, by the couple who are holidaying in Italy, attracted more than 42,000 likes within an hour of the post.
It was simply captioned “1.9.23” with a diamond ring emoji.
“I asked the most important question and got the best possible answer,” Pearce shared to his Instagram story, while Dillon said on hers: “Forever feels so right with you.”
She added: “I honestly have so much to share of this perfect moment, but don’t even know where to start. Just enjoy this special moment, but don’t worry I’ll fill you in on it all.”
The proposal appears to have taken place on a boat adorned with flowers.
Pearce, who co-founded Sweat with Itsines, and Dillon went public with their relationship in January 2022.
Just a week later, Itsines also introduced her new love, telling her Instagram followers she was officially in a relationship with her “best friend” Jae Woodroffe.
Pearce and Itsines split in August 2020 after announcing their engagement in April 2018 and birth of their daughter Arna Leia Pearce the following year.
Itsines and Woodroffe announced their engagement in July 2022 and welcomed their first child together in January, 2023, a boy – Jax Stokes Woodroffe.
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