Kaley Cuoco Engaged to Ryan Sweeting After 3 Months of Dating: 'When You Know, You Know'

By Daniel Distant, Christian Post Reporter Friday, September 27, 2013

Kaley Cuoco is now engaged to tennis player Ryan Sweeting after dating the athlete for only three months. "The Big Bang Theory" star's courtship has been short, but her representatives confirmed that the two have taken another step towards marriage.

Kalye Cuoco and Ryan Sweeting's engagement was confirmed to Us Weekly Thursday after the tennis player proposed Wednesday. Rumors of her engagement had already sprung up after she was photographed with a large engagement ring.

"It's only been three months but she knows Ryan is the one," a source told Us Weekly. "When you know, you know."

Though Cuoco herself hasn't addressed it, the 27-year-old actress' vaguely positive Twitter message- "Flying high, I could literally touch the sky with you"- could have been about her engagement.

She also posted pictures of her celebrating her future wedding and marriage on Instagram with her family. "A sweet celebration w my sweet soul sisters," Cuoco captioned a picture of her mother Ashley and sister Briana.

Cuoco has been photographed with a large engagement ring, but it has not been confirmed to be her own. She's currently filming movie "The Wedding Ringer" in Los Angeles, and the ring could simply be costume jewelry worn for the role. The film is due next year and also stars Josh Gad, Mimi Rogers and Kevin Hart, according to ABC News.

Cuoco and Sweeting, 26, first met after being set up on a blind date by fellow tennis player Mike Bryan in July. Although they never confirmed or denied their relationship, rumors of the two continuing their romance sprung up in August, when reports called them "inseparable."

This isn't Cuoco's first attempt at love. She also dated Henry Cavill of "Man of Steel" for 12 days in July. Previously, she was engaged to Josh "Lazie" Resnik, an addiction specialist, but the affair was called off in 2012 for unknown reasons. Cuoco also dated "Big Bang Theory" co-star Johnny Galecki for around two years.