Who is Kyle Robiskie? 'Mindy Project' star Rebecca Rittenhouse gets engaged to long-time partner
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Actress Rebecca Rittenhouse has announced her engagement with her boyfriend in an adorable Instagram post.
The ‘Mindy Project’ star shared on Saturday, September 23, multiple images flaunting her ring.
“Some questions aren’t hard to answer,” she captioned. Kyle Robiskie is director of global partnerships and brand experience at Beyond Meat.
He holds Bachelor of Business, Marketing degree from Western Illinois University, as per his LinkedIn profile.
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Rebecca kept her relationship with Kyle secret
Rittenhouse also shared photos of her and her fiancé, Kyle Robiskie. The pair smiled and appeared in a joyous mood.
Robiskie too posted a few shots from the engagement shootout on Instagram.
Many celebrities also reacted to the engagement photos, Nina Dobrev said, “Omg Rebecca!!!! CONGRATULATIONS 😍😍😍,” and Octavia Spencer wrote, “Congratulations omggggg❤️❤️❤️😑.”
Meanwhile, former Disney stars Chloe Bridges and Brenda Song also wished the pair, “The coolest couple and the coolest ring. So happy for you guys 🥹🥹🥹🥹,” and “Aaaah! Congrats Rebecca!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️,” wrote respectively.
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What did Rebecca say on 'Maggie' show?
In August, Rittenhouse documented a trip to Canada with an Instagram carousel, which had Robiskie as well in it.
Rebecca jumped into the spotlight with the success of her show ‘Maggie,’ in which plays a psychic, as per People.
Talking about the project, The 34-year-old said, "I just found her to be a very relatable character."
She also told E! News, "She has a career, which is based on this gift that she has, but she's also still finding her footing within that and being confident in that.”
“And then she's also struggling in her dating life to find the right person and she feels like that's never gonna happen because she sort of stops before she starts."
Spilling beans on her character, the 'Four Weddings and a Funeral', star said, "I love romantic comedies as a genre. I'm drawn to comedy in general. I like that the show taught her that maybe she doesn't know everything, and she can't make assumptions."
"She just needs to be open to living in the present moment. I just like that message and I thought that I needed to apply it to my own life."
When asked how is she going to spend a day if allowed to visit the past, Rebecca replied, "I'd love to be Catherine the Great. She was such a badass. Talk about being plopped down in totally foreign circumstances foreign circumstances and being incredibly smart and handling her s--t I mean, wow!"
