Zoey Deutch has revealed that she is engaged to her long-term boyfriend Jimmy Tatro

Zoey captioned a series of romantic photos on Instagram: "Three months engaged to the love of my life."

The Not Okay actress was flooded with congratulations by her showbiz contemporaries, with Vanessa Hudgens commenting: "Sooo happy for yoooou."

Lucy Hale posted a string of red hearts while Deutch received well-wishes from Julianne Hough, Camila Morrone and Lili Reinhart.

Zoey first went public with her relationship with Jimmy on social media on Valentine's Day in 2021.

She captioned a collage of the duo: "Just using today as an excuse to post some top notch untapped Zoey content."

The couple have been dating ever since and Zoey revealed that their differences keep things exciting in the relationship.

The Juror No. 2 star told the Betches U Up? podcast in 2022: "I would be so bored if I was dating someone who agreed with me on everything and thought everything in the same way as me - I'd be so bored by that. I mean I am currently with someone who is my actual polar opposite."

In the same year, Zoey revealed how Jimmy, 33, couldn't watch the film Not Okay without cringing.

She recalled: "My boyfriend watched it for the first time and he was like, 'No! Zoey, why are you doing that?'

"I don't know if he actually really watched it because his head was in his hands the whole time."

The Zombieland: Double Tap actress previously revealed how anxiety is her "superpower".

Deutch said: "I used to hold my breath from anxiety when I was a baby and it would make me faint. There are times when it's debilitating, and there are times when it makes me laugh, like in the car today when I lost the plot entirely. But I actually feel like my superpower is my anxiety. It's one of my key motivators, and it's at the centre of my ambition."

Zoey previously confessed she is "really ambitious" with her career.

She said: "I love what I do. I really do... And I'm really ambitious. But ambition is a dirty word to some people. All it means is that you're willing to work hard to do what you love. [My mother] works harder than anyone I know. I remember when I was a kid, she never said, 'I'm so sorry I have to go to work.' She would just say, 'I love you, and I'm going to work.' We knew that she was proud of it, and she was also an excellent mother. There were no apologies necessary."