Vick Hope and Calvin Harris continued their Ibiza getaway with her parents on Monday, ahead of their wedding, which reports say is looming later this year.
The world-famous DJ, 39, popped the question to the Radio One star, 33, after just five months of dating and have now been engaged for a year.
Over the weekend, the happy couple were seen with Vick’s parents, Adeline Nwosu and Nigel Hope, and they continued the family trip as they were seen jaunting around the area, ahead of their forthcoming nuptials.
Vick looked sensational in a white mini dress with a funky pattern, while Calvin kept things pared-back in a summery ensemble for the Spanish heatwave.
The happy couple split their time between Calvin’s 138 acre Ibiza farm and their London pad. The chart topper proposed to Vick with a huge diamond ring underneath a tree at his farm, named Terra Masia.
The happy couple: Vick Hope and Calvin Harris continued their Ibiza getaway with her parents on Monday, ahead of their wedding, which reports say is looming later this year
Here she is: Vick looked sensational in a white mini dress with a funky pattern, while Calvin kept things pared-back in a summery ensemble for the Spanish heatwave
Looking very much at home on the party island, they continued their getaway with her parents as they headed for a spot of lunch as a foursome.
Reports claim that the pair are set to marry in an intimate ceremony later this year.
A source told The Sun that the pair have their heart set on Ibiza for the big say because it is a ‘very special place for them both.’
Vick, who starred on Strictly come Dancing a couple of years ago, flashed her rock at the 2023 Women’s Prize for Fiction ceremony last month for all to see.
The couple first met back in 2007 when Calvin was an up-and-coming DJ with his hit Acceptable in the 80s.
Vick – who was 19 at the time – rejected his advances when he made a move.
She told You Magazine: ‘It’s something that we laughed about on our first proper date. We still laugh about it now.’
Calvin has gone on to become one of the highest paid disk jockeys and music producers, racking up an estimated £200-plus million fortune.
Mum and dad! Over the weekend, the happy couple were seen with Vick’s parents, Adeline Nwosu and Nigel Hope, and they continued the family trip as they were seen jaunting around the area, ahead of their forthcoming nuptials
Happiness: Last month, Vick spoke out on her low-key life with her fiancé Calvin, revealing their shared loved of cooking (pictured when going public with their romance in May 2022)
In a rare insight into their romance, last month Vick revealed the couple love to cook ‘nutritious’ food together in the evenings, with both sticking to an organic, vegetable-rich diet.
While their busy schedules mean they don’t sit down to eat until 9:30pm, Vick says she loves that they take the time to cook and eat together and talk.
‘Cooking something nutritious together without it feeling rushed is precious. I spent many years living on my own in a little flat in Hackney, east London.’
‘I loved it but I was constantly rushing out or eating in front of the telly. Now I’ve found a bit more of a rhythm and respect for how lovely that time can be.’
Vick also reveals that thoughtful Calvin recently bought her a set of watercolours to indulge her love of painting. ‘I’ve been taking them everywhere with me and painting flowers and birds, which makes me so happy,’ she gushes.
Life with Calvin over the past year has shifted Vick’s priorities in life she admits, explaining: ‘I’ve still got lots of career goals but now I also have strong aspirations in my personal life.’
‘I want to have a life that is peaceful and happy, surrounded by loved ones, and make time for them,’ she admits of her changing priorities.
‘These things were never high on my list of priorities before, but they have taken over now. That’s more important than being on the telly all the time.’
Looking to the future: Life with Calvin has shifted Vick’s priorities in life she admits, explaining: ‘I’ve still got lots of career goals but now I also have strong aspirations in my personal life.’
