Justin Pasutto and the former "Bachelorette" Jillian Harris are set to tie the knot soon after they announced that they are engaged on Christmas. The two have been together for quite a time now and share one son.
Thirty-six-year-old Harris, who is also the host of "Love It or List It," took to Instagram to say that on December 25, she received the most precious gift. In the snap, Harris was seen in bed with Pasutto, their dogs, and their four-month-old son Leo. The couple was wearing matching pajamas while Leo wore a red striped frog suit. They were at Vancouver's Opus Hotel.
Harris then captioned the photo with the following words, "Well THAT was SOME Christmas morning!!!!! OH MY GOD my heart cannot handle this much LOVE! @slipperygoose you've made me the HAPPIEST girl in the world. #Finally #ISimplyAskedForOneThingForChristmas." The engagement ring was also flaunted in the family photo. Harris was seen holding the hand of their baby and her ring finger was on full display, Us Weekly reported.
A photo posted by Jillian Harris (@jillian.harris) on Dec 25, 2016 at 4:44pm PST
Pasutto also posted the same photo on his Instagram account. He captioned the photo with a statement saying Merry Christmas from the Pasuttos. He joked, "At least soon to be" since his soon-to-be wife is yet to change her name. There are no reports or details about when the two will be tying the knot, People reported.
The couple has been dating for more than four years now. They welcomed Leo on August 5. Harris was a contestant in the Season 13 of "The Bachelor" when Jason Mesnick was the bachelor. She came in third place. She then became the bachelorette for "The Bachelorette" Season 5. Her final rose was given to Ed Swiderski but they ended their relationship months after.
Pasutto met Harris when she was 32 years old and he was 24. She noted that when they met, he told her that he was 27 so she rounded it off to 28 and believed that they were of the same age. She added that their age difference was never really an issue and their love was always strong and real and it was all that mattered.
