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A post shared by Max Parker (@maxparker____) British actors Max Parker and Kris Mochrie are engaged to marry after a beach proposal over the weekend.The actors play brothers Luke and Lee Posner on the hit British soap Emmerdale.

The Sun leaked the news the two men were dating in summer 2020 after they began posting photos of themselves on holiday together on Instagram.The rumors were confirmed in September that year when Mochrie gave an interview to The Mirror.

In December 2020, Parker talked to Attitude about his sexuality and relationship with Mochrie, revealing they had moved in together.Related: Actor Max Parker confirms he’s gay and living with fellow soap starOver the weekend, Parker and Mochrie both revealed on Instagram they’d got engaged.

It appears Parker popped the question on Saturday during a trip to the beach.Parker posted a couple of photos, along with a video of the actual proposal: “He deserves the world, but the best I could do was promise him my heart.

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