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Charles H. Sloan-Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin Engaged: Inside Their Blissful Universe
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Date:2025-04-06 01:24:22
When it comes to Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin relationship status,Charles H. Sloan there's no grey area anymore.
In fact, the Fifty Shades of Grey alum, 34, and the Coldplay singer, 47, have already taken a major step in their relationship by getting engaged years ago, according to multiple outlets.
Although, this may not come as a complete surprise to fans. After all, Dakota has been spotted with an eye-catching emerald ring on that finger before.
But if the news has you trying to untangle the pair's relationship history like a web, here's a rundown: Dakota and Chris first sparked dating rumors in 2017. And while they keep much of their romance private, the Madame Web star and the musician have given glimpses into their life together through date nights, vacations and his serenades to her at his concerts.
In recent days, Dakota even shared insight into her bond with Chris' kids Apple Martin, 19, and Moses Martin, 17, who he shares with ex-wife Gwyneth Paltrow.
"I love those kids like my life depends on it," the Suspiria actress told Bustle in an interview published earlier this month. "With all my heart."
As for whether she'd ever want to grow their family and enter motherhood herself?
"I'm so open to that," Dakota later added to the outlet. "I've gotten to this place where I really want to experience everything that life has to offer. And especially being a woman, I'm like, What a magical f--king thing to do. What a crazy, magical, wild experience. If that's meant to happen for me, I'm totally down for it."
And if you're totally down to look back at Chris and Dakota's love story, keep reading.
Let the romance rumors begin! After Dakota Johnson was spotted at a Coldplay concert, fans started to speculate that the actress could be dating Chris Martin. While the pair didn't confirm anything for months, a few additional sightings suggested these two were more than just friends.
While attending the launch of Stella McCartney's Women's Autumn 2018 and Men's Autumn/Winter 2018 Collections at SIR Studios, the pair was spotted holding hands, giving fans further confirmation they were dating.
First comes love, then comes ma—ching tattoos? The Fifty Shades actress and the Coldplay singer appeared to show off infinity tattoos.
In an interview with Tatler, Dakota confirmed she was dating Chris with a simple message. "I'm not going to talk about it," she told the publication. "But I am very happy."
After Chris supported Dakota at her star-studded 30th birthday party in October, the actress returned the favor when it was time for her boyfriend to perform on Saturday Night Live. The pair celebrated the special show by attending the official after-party together.
The Fifty Shades of Grey alum donned her director's hat for Coldplay's "Cry, Cry, Cry" music video. The video's story is about a couple working through life's obstacles side-by-side and holding each other when they cry.
A source confirmed to E! News that the High Note actress and Coldplay frontman nestled into a modern Cape Cod-styled home in Malibu, Calif. for a price tag of $12.5 million.
During summer break, the couple jetted off to Palma De Mallorca, Spain, where they enjoyed a boat ride and some sightseeing in the city.
Before beginning to play Coldplay's latest single, "My Universe," which is a collaboration with the group BTS, Chris pointed to Dakota in the balcony and delivered a special message. "This is about my universe, and she's here," he told the crowd.
We want something just like this duo's outing to grab coffee in Malibu.
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