Taylor Swift has offered to attend the upcoming wedding of Selena Gomez, one of her closest friends.

On Wednesday, the Just murders in the building Star announced her engagement to music producer Benny Blanco in an Instagram post.

“Eternity begins now,” Gomez captioned the post, which included photos of the singer showing off her diamond engagement ring and hugging the newly engaged couple.

More than 7.5 million people liked the post and commenters – fans and other celebrities alike – rushed to congratulate the happy couple.

Swift was among those who commented on the post and offered to be a part of her longtime friend’s big day.

“Yes, I will be the flower girl,” Swift wrote.

Newsweek emailed reps for Swift and Gomez outside of normal work hours for comment.

Gomez and Blanco, who collaborated on the 2019 single “I Can’t Get Enough” with Tainy and J Balvin, were first linked as a couple in June 2023.

The music producer also commented on Gomez’s Instagram post announcing their engagement, writing, “Hey wait… that’s my wife.”

Their engagement should come as no surprise to many of their fans, as Gomez and Blanco have been publicly gushing about each other for months.

“I have never been loved so much. He was simply a light. An absolute light in my life. He is my best friend. I love telling him everything,” Gomez said Vanity Fair in September.

She even took to the comments section of an Instagram fan account dedicated to her to profess her love for Blanco.

“He is my everything in my heart,” she wrote in a post that included a photo of the couple.

Earlier this year, a month after Gomez and Blanco made their red carpet debut at the Emmys, she opened up about their relationship.

“Without going into too much detail, I think it’s really important to meet someone who respects you,” she told Apple Music’s Zane Lowe. “And I think it’s really nice to be able to rely on someone who understands the world in which I live. But overall I have to say it’s the safest feeling I’ve felt and it’s been really nice and I’ve only grown from it,” so it’s great.

Blanco had already given up on the idea of ​​marriage in a May interview on Howard Stern’s radio show.

“When I look at them … I always think: I don’t know a world that could be better than this,” he said.

He opened up too The Wall Street Journal about how their relationship blossomed organically.

“I was the last person to know,” Blanco said. “It’s crazy how your partner can be sitting right in front of you all the time and you don’t even notice, and then you have this Clueless Moment when you think, ‘Wait, I’m in love.'”