AN 80s pop heartthrob, 56, has revealed that he's engaged to his jewellery designer girlfriend with an EastEnders star ex.
The Brit singer-songwriter said his new fiancee was going to make him "an honest man".
Matt Goss found fame in the 80s as a member of pop group Bros, with his twin brother Luke Goss and friend Craig Logan.
Now, the 80s pop star has revealed the very exciting news that he's engaged, after proposing to his jewellery designer girlfriend Chantal Brown.
He said: "We haven't officially put it out there yet, but we're engaged and looking forward to getting married."
Matt attended the Barrus X Art De Huille London Fashion Week show at the Royal Horseguards Hotel in London.
And he continued to say to MailOnline: "She's going to make a honest man out of me."
The star's new fiancee Chantal added: "True love is the secret to our relationship working out."
The couple even touched on plans for the big day, saying it would take place in London and that planning for the ceremony is "well underway".
Chantal was previously married to Paul Nicholls, who played the role of Joe Wicks in EastEnders.
Despite his good news, the star admitted that he's still estranged from his twin brother, Luke.
He said: "I hope the coming year is a year when me and my brother can put our differences aside as he's the love of my life, my best mate, so I would like to bind up my void."
Matt added: "I think discretion is everything, but I would say we're born on the same day, were brought up together, went to school together, so maybe he just needs space from me.
"But nobody knows me better than him and I believe nobody knows him better than me, so I hope we find a way to make an amends.
"There's no good reason for us not to do it.
"I hope me and my brother can find a path forward, I would love nothing more than for us to reunite.
"Bros put on spectacles when we go out and I would love nothing more."
Stalker hell
Last year, Matt was left feeling "very emotional" after his stalker was arrested.
He suggested the stalker, who he did not identify, had been targeting him for a while and said it is why he has been avoiding social media.
Speaking about the ordeal for the first time last year, he said: "I have a case with a few issues going on. Somebody was just arrested.
"So the reason I've been quite quiet on socials is because I've had a pretty major stalker and they got very, very close to where I lived."
Matt, who had hits including When Will I Be Famous and I Owe You Nothing, admitted the situation had taken its toll on him.
Speaking on the BBC podcast Rylan: How To Be In The Spotlight, he said: "It's been very emotional, if I'm honest. But they basically came over and it turned. It turned a bit weird.
"That's been resolved. I can't speak about any of the details but somebody was arrested."
The incident came two years after his stint on the BBC One show Strictly Come Dancing.
He decided to compete after moving back to the UK following an 11-year residency performing in Las Vegas.
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