No, Cynthia Erivo does not carry an engagement ring of 2025 Grammys: Exclusive source

Contrary to rumors that swirl online, Cynthia Erivo Did not engage Gramm This year.

After Evil The actress, 38, carried a large sparkle at to Finger at February 2 -ceremony speculated fans that she may be engaged with long -lasting partner Lena WaitheBut the ring was just a ring, a source tells people – no strings attached.

Actually, all Erivos Grammy’s jewelry was borrowed – except for a ring – and she can only carry the accessories on some fingers because of the ornaments on her nails, the insider notes. (The artist is known for their elaborate manicureAnd she said her heavenly style at Grammys took five hours to create!)

While she Evil costs Ariana Grande chose not to participate in 2025 GrammysErivo not only attended a custom Louis Vuitton dress, but also took the scene with Herbie Hancock to Performs a touching tribute To late music legend Quincy JonesWho Died in November 2024 at the age of 91.

In honor of the music icon, the twice Oscar Award Nominated gave their powerful song a heartfelt reproduction of Frank Sinatra’s “Fly Me To The Moon.”

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Erivo’s partner, Waithe-en Emmy-award-winning author, producer and actor-have cheered the star as she sucks up the success of Wicked: Part 1. Waithe, 40, participated in the premiere to Job men-Driven adaptation to scene to screen and after it hit theaters in November, marked Erivo’s acclaimed performance in the film on social media.

The couple also spent time together for the reason for Box Office Hit is released At various events, including US Open Tennis Championships in September, at Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Gala in October and at Tony Awards In June.

The couple is usually quite private about their relationship and personal lives in general, a decision that Erivo prepared in a new interview.

When you chat with Vanity In November (in a joint interview with Grande, 31), the singer said she is “very narrow with my relationships, because I don’t think my relationship is for anyone other than for me.”

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“I spend so much of my life sharing everything – whether it’s my work or my soul or my life in speech,” Erivo told the newspaper. “I think I give enough myself that I have to keep something for me.”

“And who knows, maybe I’ll change myself at some point,” she added at that time. “But I think it’s okay. It is enough for people to know that I am a queer person who may have relationships with men or women or none of them. ”