Gogglebox starlet Scarlett Moffatt may have had a rough ride when it comes to men but it seems she’s finally found the one in the form of boyfriend Scott Dobby.
The Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway babe took to Instagram to keep fans updated with her VIP trip to Universal Studios Orlando, cosying up to her man in the process.
Standing outside a replica of Hogwarts School in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, Scarlett looked happier than ever as she posed for a cute snap.
Rocking a bright-blue floral outfit, the I’m A Celeb star beamed away as Scott wrapped a protective arm around her.
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Hinting she’s ready to walk down the aisle and become Mrs Dobby, Scarlett captioned the shot: "Imagine being proposed too feeling like Hermione in real life.
"Hint, hint ha!"
In another cute snap of herself and Scott, Scarlett praised her man for supporting her through her times of need.
Scarlett wrote: "Thank you for making the dark days a little lighter."
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Posting in October to celebrate Scarlett’s birthday, Scott gushed over the TV gal.
Scott wrote: "Happy Birthday to the most important person in my life, my queen and my rock.
"This past year has been amazing and spending your birthday in Venice eating so much food and drinking Venice dry has been perfect."
Scarlett recently ruled out a second series of her hit Channel 4 show, British Tribe Next Door.
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Despite enjoying the experience, Scarlett says the format and the reason behind the show wouldn’t lend itself to a second series.
Scarlett said: "I don’t think it would really work as a second series because we learned so much already and I feel we would know what to expect.
"It was more an opportunity to do something no one else has done before with me mam, dad and sister. We were there five weeks and we learned a lot."
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