AJ Pritchard and his girlfriend Abbie Quinnen marked their two-year relationship on Instagram.
The couple have been incredibly loved-up in fresh faced snaps shared on Tuesday to mark the special occasion.
It comes after they emerged from lockdown for the first time since she received treatment for third degree burns.
Abbie, 23, was rushed to hospital in January after she was engulfed in flames when a social media video went horribly wrong.
The performer gushed over her supportive lover for being the "most beautiful, intelligent, handsome, caring person".
In three accompanying cosy selfies, the happy couple looked closer than ever as they celebrated their two year anniversary.
She wrote: "Happy 2nd year anniversary to the most beautiful, intelligent, handsome, caring person I know @aj11ace thank you for putting up with me for a whole 2 years.
"You really are my dream come true and I can’t thank you enough for everything you do for me and for being my number 1 carer!
"Here’s to many more years together creating so many amazing memories. Love you more than any words can describe!
"There are 7.9 billion people on this planet and you are my favourite."
AJ was reduced to tears over his girlfriend's touching message and he wrote his own equally moving tribute.
He wrote: "This brought tears to my eyes.... We are so happy together & get to share our life’s with each other.
"The overwhelming love & support that has been shown towards @abbiequinnen these past weeks is only but a drop in the ocean of the love that I have for you.... YAY No.1 Carer." (sic)
Abbie put on a brave face when she joined AJ for a walk in the park, emerging for the first time since the terrifying accident.
Speaking about the incident, she shared the utter agony she experienced during the horrifying ordeal.
She told The Sun: "My face was burning hot, it felt very painful. I was lucky it missed my eye.
"I had massive blisters filled with water on my chest, neck and face and they had to pop them and clean the areas...
"My face swelled up. I couldn’t see out of my right eye. Luckily, there were no mirrors in the bathrooms but I kept glimpsing my reflection in my phone screen, it was horrific."
