Rebel Wilson And Fiance Are Planning 'Real-life Fairytale' Wedding At Disneyland

Rebel Wilson and her fiancée, Ramona Agruma, are looking forward to walking down the aisle at Disneyland. The pair, who got engaged at the exact location a few days ago, wants a high-profile wedding in line with Wilson's love for the fun place.

Wilson had earlier taken to Instagram to announce her engagement to the writer and post pictures from their intimate moment. They share a child who was welcomed via surrogacy. The pair also have plans to expand their family in the near future.

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According to the Daily Mail, Wilson and her fiancée Agruma are planning to host a lavish fairytale wedding at Disneyland.

The "Senior Year" actress previously got down on one knee to propose to her boo at the same location. Now, they are working towards using the venue to host a "massive, elaborate wedding that will bear no expenses."

"Rebel is a die-hard Disney lover, and they are really considering having their dream wedding there," a source told the publication. "It is definitely their happy place, and Rebel still feels like she is living a real-life fairytale."

News of the engagement reached fans shortly after it went down as Wilson took to Instagram to update her 16 million followers.

The actress uploaded two photos from the intimate ceremony. In one, she held her fiancée's hand, spotlighting the diamond engagement ring she proposed with.

In the second image, Wilson and Ramona are seen kneeling among lovely flowers while Cinderella's castle gleams in the backdrop.

Wilson captioned the pictures with an affirmation of their love, which read, "We said Yes."

Wilson and Ramona share a daughter, Royce Lillian, whom the actress welcomed via a surrogate in November.

At the time, the "Pitch Perfect" star announced the news of the birth of her child on Instagram, calling the bundle of joy a "beautiful miracle."

Per a source, Wilson and her soon-to-be wife are interested in expanding their family as soon as possible, despite their newborn not reaching her one-year milestone yet.

"Having a baby was life-changing for her, and she is already planning to have a second child with Ramona," the insider told Daily Mail.

The source also explained why the duo is keen to welcome a new babe soon to add to their growing family.

The insider added, "They feel that this will only strengthen the already unbreakable love that they have for each other and also wanted for their children to be close in age."

Wilson and Agruma kept their romance low-key for months, choosing to stay out of the media spotlight for personal reasons.

However, the "Jojo Rabbit" actor hinted that she was seeing someone new in May 2022 while talking about her efforts to find love following her breakup with Jacob Busch.

She said on the U Up? podcast, per Us Weekly, "I deliberately wanted to push myself to date a bunch of people and gain that experience, which I know is not normal, but it really helped me find out what I liked and what I didn't like."

The actress then made her connection with Agruma public on social media a month later, sharing a loved-up Instagram selfie of themselves.

She captioned the post, "I thought I was searching for a Disney Prince … but maybe what I really needed all this time was a Disney Princess #loveislove."

Earlier this month, the actress spoke about how her family feels about her relationship with Agruma. She shared that she received the utmost support from her clan when she came out to them about her romance with "The Wall" writer.

"My whole family has just been amazing," Wilson said during her appearance Life Uncut podcast, per Mirror.

The "Pitch Perfect" actress then admitted her 38-year-old partner's family had not thrown their support behind them.

"Ramona's family hasn't been as accepting," she said of their relationship. "And so, in many respects, it has been a lot harder on her to have to make the news public. With her, she's not in the public eye, it's much harder on her. It's so sad to see what happened with her family over it. Hopefully, people will change their attitude about things."