Made In Chelsea star Tabitha Willett is getting married NEXT MONTH

Tabitha Willett has revealed she is getting married next month – less than a week after announcing her surprise engagement.  

The Made In Chelsea star, 33, is set to marry wealthy heir Harry Hoare, who she has been secretly dating.

Mother-of-one Tabitha, who returned to the long-running E4 show ahead of its 29th series in March, shared the news with her Instagram followers. 

Revealing her diamond studded engagement ring for the first time alongside various photos of herself alongside her new fiancé, Tabitha wrote: ‘Love you more than you’ll ever know.’ 

Just days after confirming the engagement, Tabitha took to Instagram on Tuesday to say that a ‘low-key small wedding’ is planned for January. 

Sharing a picture of wedding dresses, she wrote: ‘It’s starting… We are actually having a low-key small wedding in January so these are too wedding gowny but so fun to get in the mood.’

In the next slide, Tabitha shared a mirror selfie from inside a bridal shop where she was wearing a fluffy white high-neck blouse and tailored trousers. ‘If it’s not white I’m not wearing it,’ she wrote.   

A formal announcement of her and Harry’s engagement was printed by The Times on the newspaper’s births, marriages and deaths page on Friday morning. 

‘The engagement is announced between Henry (Harry), son of Mrs Virginia Hoare and the late Mr Timothy Hoare, and Tabitha, second daughter of Mr Daniel Willett and Miss Muffin Hurst,’ it read. 

News of Tabitha’s engagement would likely come as a surprise to Made In Chelsea fans, who recently watched her brief romance with co-star Arman Pouladian-Kari play out on screen.

Harry’s wealthy stockbroker father Timothy passed away aged 69 in 2019. 

His funeral, held in London, was attended by Sarah Ferguson, then the Duchess of York, her daughters Princess Eugenie and Beatrice, and Sir Bob Geldof. 

The millionaire financier lived at the Grade-II listed Hollycombe House in Liphook, Hampshire, with his wife Virginia, which they filled with treasured antiques.

A prized painting by the late surrealist Salvador Dali, various ornaments and pieces of valuable furniture from the property were sold at auction in 2021. 

Timothy, who attended prestigious private school Eton, was very close to Geldof, the prominent singer-songwriter who organised the Band Aid campaign to raise money for Ethiopian famine victims in the 1980s.

Tabitha, who raises six-year old daughter Ottilie with former partner Fraser Carruthers, originally joined the Made In Chelsea cast in 2018, during their annual trip to Croatia. 

Tabitha and her ex Fraser, a friend of Prince Harry, dated for four years after meeting when she was hired as a marketing director at his private members’ club Albert’s. 

In 2019, they were engaged in Miami with plans to marry at London’s Hurlingham Club the following July but had to cancel their wedding due to the pandemic.

However, in October 2020, a year after Ottilie was born, they announced they had split.

It comes after Tabitha revealed she dropped from a size 14 to a size eight by using weight loss drug Mounjaro. 

Appearing on co-star Olivia Bentley’s Private Parts podcast, Tabitha explained how entering her 30s and becoming a mother meant she could not lose weight as easily anymore so turned to the popular jabs for help. 

Admitting there is a stigma around the prescription-only drug, which is used for weight loss and the treatment of Type 2 diabetes, she defiantly insisted her busy life led her to using the drug to help shed her excess weight. 

While she admitted she shirks controversy around her choice due to her low dose and only injecting fortnightly, she also confessed she stopped taking the drug all summer after she was left struggling to drink alcohol.  

The star spoke about appearing on a recent episode of Made in Chelsea in her underwear and detailed how she would never have taken the plunge before her weight loss. 

Speaking to both Olivia and fellow Made In Chelsea star Tiffany Watson, Tabitha detailed how she swapped from popular jab Ozempic to other brand Tirzepatide, also known as Mounjaro, after being left nauseous by the drug. 

She said: ‘I started on Ozempic last year and I just found it made me feel so sick…

‘I think when you hit your 30s and after you’ve had a child, you just can’t shift weight like you used to. I used to skip dinner and wake up the next morning and have a flat tummy and it just doesn’t happen like that anymore…

‘You wake up one morning and it just doesn’t happen. As proud as I was of my body and things that, I was also going back on TV, I was around beautiful people like Liv and stuff and Sophie Hermann and things and I’m like I’m just sick of this…

‘I don’t want to write myself off just yet, I want to feel loud and proud.’