Charlotte’s ‘unreal’ engagement bash

Charlotte Crosby has given fans a glimpse inside her lavish engagement party following boyfriend Jake Ankers’ proposal back in November. The pair threw an “absolutely unreal” party to celebrate their latest relationship milestone after the businessman put a ring on the reality star’s finger during a trip to Dubai.

The loved-up couple were joined by Charlotte’s fellow Geordie Shorealumni Sophie Kasaei and Holly Hagan-Blyth, as well as all of their close friends and family.

Speaking about the star-studded bash afterwards, Charlotte, 33, said, “Guys, we have literally had a day from heaven. Last night was absolutely unreal.

“We’ve literally slept all day courtesy of my mum and dad. Obviously Alba was with us last night for the first part of the party and then my mum and dad took her home and they’re watching her so we have had the day to just be hungover and honestly it’s been good.”

The event was held at the upmarket Grantley Hall in Yorkshire, which has a Michelin restaurant, and the pair’s guests followed a dress code, which saw them all wear black – though their daughter Alba joined her mum in wearing white.

The Celebrity Big Brotherwinner, who found fame back in 2011 as an original cast member on MTV’s Geordie Shore, looked incredible in a figure-hugging white gown, which featured an asymmetric neckline. To finish off the look, Charlotte styled her hair in a bouncy blow-dry and wore a gold coloured watch on her wrist.

But she wasn’t done there, as later in the day she changed into a lace minidress with long sleeves and cut-out detailing around the chest.

“What a night last night,” she said on her social media afterwards. “We want to say a huge thank you to everyone who made it last night and who made it so special. Thank you everyone for coming. What a night.”

The pair first got together at the end of 2021 and moved in together early the following year after dating for just four weeks. They went on to welcome Alba Jean in October 2022.

Charlotte has been busy over the last 12 months filming and promoting the second series of her Charlotte In Sunderland documentary, which looked at her day-to-day life now rather than the drunken antics the Geordie Shorecast were notorious for.

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