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Miranda Kerr Could Be Engaged Any Day Now: Billionaire Evan Spiegel Ring Shopping

By Stacey Cole
Published on: 04:32 PST, Jul 19, 2016

Miranda Kerr is rumored to be getting engaged to the founder of Snapchat. According to News Australia, the Snapchat billionaire, Evan Spiegel, wants Miranda Kerr as his wife and is rumored to be shopping for an engagement ring.

After a year of dating, the Snapchat founder and CEO is rumored to be looking at turning Miranda Kerr into his fiancé. Miranda Kerr and her partner, Evan Spiegel, who is worth $2.1 billion, met in 2014, and the couple has been an item ever since, and even took the big step of moving in together in May, 2016. Rather than living together in one of their existing houses, the couple purchased a luxury mansion, which used to be owned by Harrison Ford, located in the upscale Los Angeles neighborhood of Brentwood. The 7,164 square foot home has a pool and a guesthouse, as well as a gym.

Miranda Kerr is reportedly very happy in her relationship with Evan Spiegel, and especially appreciates his maturity, noting that she does not see the age gap as a problem for them. Although Miranda Kerr is 33-years-old and her partner is only 26-years-old, Kerr says that he acts more like he is in his fifties, and doesn’t party. Apparently, Kerr and Spiegel would rather be at home having dinner together than out partying after he gets back from work in LA’s Venice Beach.

Should the couple get married, the marriage would be Kerr’s second marriage as she was previously wed to Orlando Bloom back in 2010. The couple split in October, 2013, and share a 5-year-old son, Flynn. Miranda Kerr and her ex-husband reportedly have strict rules when it comes to introducing their significant others to their son. They agreed that they had to know the person for six months and feel confident about the relationship before Flynn becomes involved. Evan has already met Flynn and he also reportedly received Orlando’s approval.

Miranda Kerr recently revealed that none of the girls she mentored on the set of Australia’s Next Top Model asked how she managed to become one of the most successful fashion icons in the world. According to the Sydney Morning Herald, Miranda Kerr learned that the girls may just be more experienced than she was when she was first starting out as a model.

Although the girls that Miranda Kerr mentored were nervous, none of them asked for any advice.

Miranda Kerr spoke on how social media has given today’s aspiring models experience that she didn’t have access to in her day.

“Social media wasn’t around when I was young. When I started modeling, I remember walking into my first photo shoot and seeing all the clothes on the racks and I was ‘Oh, yeah maybe I should wear this’ and they were like ‘Ah no, you’re going to be wearing this.’ I thought I got to choose what to wear, I didn’t even know what a stylist was. I was so innocent, these girls are a lot more on top of their game than was I ever was.”

Kerr used the opportunity to promote her organic beauty line to the contestants. She gifted the aspiring models an essence made by Australian holistic aromatherapy therapist Judith White, the same essence she personally used to cope with the bout of depression that she suffered after the breakdown of her marriage to Orlando Bloom.

Miranda Kerr spoke on the essence and the story behind it, saying that it was made especially for her when she reached out to the holistic aromatherapy therapist for help following her breakup.

“Orlando and I had broken up and I was really depressed and I called her up saying, ‘I just don’t know what to do, I’m normally such a happy go lucky, joyful person and I feel like I’ve been knocked over the head.'”

Judith White sent the blend to the model, and it was exactly what was needed. Miranda Kerr later named the aromatherapy blend the “Heart Chakra Essence.”

[Photo by John Sciulli/Getty Images for MOSCHINO]

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