Zach Wilson is officially off the market.
The former Jets quarterback, who is gearing up for his first season with the Broncos, popped the question to his girlfriend Nicolette Dellanno over the weekend.
The couple, who are on a luxurious Italian vacation, shared the happy news on Instagram Sunday.
‘To the love of my life, I never truly understood what love was until I met you. You’re not just my partner, but my best friend and my everything,’ 24-year-old Wilson captioned the social media upload.
‘I can’t wait to make a lifetime of memories with you, Nic I love you,’ he added.
The post featured a series of snaps of the couple on the Amalfi Coast, showing off her gorgeous diamond sparkler.
Dellanno looked gorgeous in a white silk dress with cutouts around her stomach and an open back.
The model also carried a white handbag and accessorized with a stack of bracelets on her wrist as she styled her bright blonde locks in loose curls.
Wilson, for his part, wore an orange button down with white linen pants and sneakers.
‘Zach, you are the best thing that has ever happened to me,’ Dellanno, a New Jersey native, captioned her post.
‘Everyday I admire your strength and i’m so incredibly proud of you. I’m so in love with you and can’t wait to spend the rest of our lives together i love you.’
The pair started dating in 2022. They were first linked after attending a Yankees game together, following Wilson’s split from longtime ex-girlfriend Abbey Gile.
Before the happy couple jetted to Europe for a romantic summer getaway, they spent Memorial Day weekend together at Lake Powell in Wilson’s native Utah.
The Brigham Young alum is gearing up for his first season in Denver, where he’s hoping to be named the starting quarterback ahead of veteran Jarrett Stidham and Bo Nix, who the Broncos selected at No 12 overall in this year’s NFL Draft.
Wilson’s NFL career has been a disaster thus far. He went 12-21 as the Jets’ starter and was deemed expendable with Aaron Rodgers returning from a torn Achilles tendon suffered in last season’s opener.
He recently reflected on his move after a difficult three years in New York.
‘Obviously, there’s bittersweet moments in everything,’ he told reporters last month.
‘I miss the guys out there and everything too. But at the same time a fresh start is good. I’m excited to attack a new challenge,’ he added.
‘It’s been three years of tough challenges. But in the end that’s what makes you stronger and you just need somebody to believe in you and believe in yourself.’