This week, Beanie Feldstein announced she was engaged.

On Friday, the actress uploaded an array of candid photos on Instagram of when her now-fiance Bonnie Chance Roberts popped the question, one day before her 29th birthday.

"I do, Bon," she captioned the post.

Openly identifying as queer, Feldstein has been in a relationship with the English producer since 2018.

Speaking to Teen Vogue, the actress said she fell in love with Roberts for who she was; the fact she was a woman was just an afterthought.

"Not to sound flippant, but I was in love with her and all of her, and she’s a woman," she said.

"That’s not scaring me or deterring me. And it wasn’t just women in general - it was her specifically."

According to a Vogue profile from earlier this year, the couple met on the set of the 2019 filmHow to Build a Girl, on which Roberts was a producer.

"Bon was the best thing that's ever happened to me," Feldstein told the publication.

"When something comes into your life and shifts the tectonic plates in such a crazy, incredible way - there's no question for me that I wasn't going to be open about it."

ICYMI, Feldstein is having her moment - she's currently appearing on Broadway as Fanny Brice in the revival ofFunny Girl, and recently played Monica Lewinsky in the Ryan Murphy series,Impeachment: American Crime Story.

Two huge roles - one of them she's been preparing for basically her entire life.

Born in 1993 in Los Angeles to Jewish parents, Elizabeth "Beanie" Feldstein has had a love for musical theatre since the moment she was born.

In an interview with The Cut in March, the actress joked she "came out of the womb with jazz hands".

At two, her mum introduced her to her favourite musical - yep,Funny Girl.