Law Roach has postponed his wedding.
The 48-year-old stylist - woh is best known for his work with Zendaya - appeared at the Los Angeles premiere of Spider-Man: Brand New Day earlier this week without his huge 53-carat diamond engagement ring and he admitted his nuptials to his mystery man have been put on hold.
He laughed to Complex: “My wedding has been postponed. You know, but, whatever.”
Pressed for further details on the wedding and his partner, he quickly ended the interview and said: “Oh, I gotta go.”
Law sparked rumours he was engaged in May when he gave the ring its first public outing at the Met Gala.
He teased to Entertainment Tonight at the time: “I think the secret is on my finger.
“I want to keep that secret. You know, me and my sister are very private people.”
And the Project Runway judge only told Vogue the ring "was a gift" and whoever had chosen it "did well".
He quipped: “I definitely couldn't afford this by myself.”
Just a month ago, Law stepped out at the Tony Awards wearing the ring but refused to disclose any details about his fiance.
He told E!: “This ring has went nowhere, darling."
Of his fiance, he added: "He's still here and we're still here together."
And even if something goes wrong with the relationship, Law plans to keep hold of the show-stopping jewellery.
He quipped: "The ring is staying. Even if the man doesn't, the ring is."
Law previously insisted it was never his "calling" to settle down with a partner, though he was open to the idea - especially if a "billionaire" came along.
He said in a 2024 interview with Keke Palmer and Normani: "You know, some people go to bed and they dream about finding that significant other, a person that makes them whole or somebody to hold them at night.
“I’ve never craved that type of love.
“That being said, if the universe wants to bless me with a man that's a billionaire or very close to it my heart is open for that.
"But I just never felt like that was my calling, and that's OK. It's the same way like, all women don't crave to be mothers, right? And that's OK, so it just was never my calling."
