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Princess Talita von Fürstenberg is getting married! The 26 year old announced her engagement to Rocco Brignone on Aug. 1. "Forever!!!!!!!!!!!! I love you so much my heart is bursting," Talita captioned a romantic snapshot of herself and her fiancé, with her stunning engagement ring on full display.
Family members celebrated the bride to be's news in the comments. "❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️," Talita''s maternal aunt Crown Princess Marie-Chantal of Greece commented on the post. Crown Prince Pavlos of Greece also congratulated his niece on her engagement, writing, "Congratulations to you both ❤️🩵❤️🧿🩵🤍." Meanwhile, Talita's cousin Princess Olympia wrote, "LOVE YOU BOTH SO MUCH !!!!!"
Talita's mother Alexandra von Fürstenberg took to her personal Instagram to share her joy over her daughter's engagement. "We are beaming with joy for these two love birds," she wrote alongside pictures of her daughter and future son-in-law. "Talita and Rocco your love is such a beautiful thing to witness. Congratulations!!! Our hearts are full of happiness for you both So exciting !! ❤️❤️💍 ✨ Our family just got bigger We love you Rocco."
"The best news! 💫❤️💫❤️💫❤️💫❤️," Alexandra's sister Marie-Chantal reacted to the post.
Talita's paternal grandmother, designer Diane von Fürstenberg, wished the engaged couple a "joyful life together" over on her Instagram. "Talita and Rocco are ENGAGED !!! ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️ He proposed …. She accepted ! Join me in wishing them a happy joyful life together ❤️❤️❤️❤️ LOVE is LIFE ❤️," Diane captioned a picture of her granddaughter excitedly showing off her ring.
Talita and her future husband have been together for several years. Back in July of 2018, Diane's granddaughter shared a photo of herself cozied up next to Rocco. Talita has gushed in the past that Rocco makes her life "so much more beautiful!!!!!"
The bride to be is the daughter of Alexandra von Fürstenberg and designer Diane von Fürstenberg's son Prince Alexander von Fürstenberg. Talita has spoken in the past about not using her Princess title. "I definitely would not consider myself a royal. It’s by blood, but it’s so far off, I don’t like to use my title," she told Vogue in 2019. Similarly, Talita admitted to HELLO! Fashion in 2020, "It doesn’t make sense for me because I didn’t grow up in Europe, it is still my title, but I think that Americans don’t understand about being a princess in the same way that you guys do. In LA, where I grew up, if I said I was a princess people would freak out. I didn’t think I could claim that title for myself."