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Monyetta Shaw’s getting married!

The reality star/personality/mother of two with singer Ne-Yo, announced today, Sunday, June 28, that she’s a wife-to-be. Monyetta shared the news by posting a pic of an engagement ring on her finger and her hand being held by her mystery man.

The identity of Monyetta’s man is still unknown but her good friend Nicole Murphy extended congratulations to “Monyetta and Heath.” Other celebs who congratulated her include Gabrielle Union, Adrienne Bailon, and Keri Hilson.

Also included was Ne-Yo’s wife Crystal Renay who congratulated Mo saying “You bettaaaa.”  Mo calls Crystal her children’s “bonus mom” and the two recently did an IG live together about being a blended family. The IG Live comes after the two clarified that Crystal never “took” Ne-Yo from Monyetta and after they made a joint appearance alongside Ne-Yo on “The Real.” 

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Monyetta previously told MadameNoire in 2018 that she’s not only dating, she’s in love and “extremely, extremely” happy after moving on from her famous ex.

“I am extremely happy in love,  so in love,” said Monyetta.  “But I choose to, you know, just keep it as private as possible as long as I can.”

 

Congrats to the happy couple!

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