Amy Jackson gets ENGAGED to British BF George Panayiotou : Bollywood News

The New Year has definitely started with a BANG for super girl Amy Jackson for she got engaged to her long-time boyfriend, British businessman George Panayiotou and we can’t help but turn green with envy. Amy and George took a vacation to Zambia where he proposed her and made her the HAPPIEST girl in the whole wide world! Ecstatic, Amy took to Instagram to officially announce this happy news with a beautiful picture of them. She wrote, “1st January 2019 - The start of our new adventure in life I love you. Thankyou for making me the happiest girl in the world” The year 2018 was all about our favourite actresses getting married and especially the last few months was all about our favourite celebs getting married. We bet this time too, we will be able to witness some awesome sauce celebrity weddings! Amy and George promoted eco tourism through this trip as they were seen chilling in the jungle and also visited an elephant sanctuary. Here are a few snapshots from their trip.

Amy Jackson gets ENGAGED to British BF George Panayiotou

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Welcome to The Jungle...
A post shared by Amy Jackson (@iamamyjackson) on Dec 30, 2018 at 1:45am PST

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Forever grateful. Thankyou 2018 | @aloyoga
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1st January 2019 - The start of our new adventure in life ???? ✨ I love you. Thankyou for making me the happiest girl in the world ????❤️
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Yesterday was incredible... We got to visit Zambia’s Elephant Sanctuary in the Bush. The older elephants, like the bulls Bop, Danny and Madinda, were rescued from Zimbabwe because of severe drought and culls decades ago, while others have assimilated from the wild, or were born into the herd. The elephants have grown up with safe human support using the “positive reinforcement method” and are free to roam wherever they choose. There are less than 500,000 African elephants left in the world, and between 2007 and 2014 the population dropped by a third. Slowly but surely programs and sanctuary’s like this one will help to improve those statistics ????????????
A post shared by Amy Jackson (@iamamyjackson) on Jan 1, 2019 at 9:33pm PST