#EntertainmentNews: Season of Celebrity Engagements Stays in Full Swing

Just among all the other diamond ring gifts of this Christmas, is another engagement ring gift of Eddie Cibrian and LeAnn Rimes to Ginnifer Goodwn and Joey Kern indicating to several celebrity engagements announcements this week.

Rimes and Cibrian

Rimes and Cibrian, expressed their love in the decision of engagement over these holidays as he gifted an elite five-carat oval diamond, their romance has been critically being noticed as their unordinary scenario because both of them were already married to other people the time they first actually met and then fell in love afterwards.

Dean Sheremet, who was the previous husband of Rime is himself considering giving another shot and counting his days to a second marriage, after announcing his own engagement just this last month. Whereas Cibrian's ex, Brandi Glanville, is not so eager on the other hand. She is rather suffering a law suit having to face the court for hearings regarding her DUI arrest in Los Angeles this October.

Just when these controversial engagements weren’t enough, well reputed Actress Natalie Portman has gotten engaged to her choreographer from "Black Swan" named Benjamin Millepied. They both made their announcement of the engagement this Monday, with not only that as they came with handful of announcements, they also informed the media that they are soon expecting their first child as well, who is due in sometime 2011.

Hefner and his new fiancée.

Whereas, renowned Hugh Hefner, the Playboy founder took the liberty of tweeting the announcement of his third or fourth engagement, as the thought Twitter was the best method let the world know about his holiday engagement to another Playmate girlfriend Crystal Harris. His tweet went like this: "When I gave Crystal the ring, she burst into tears.”

Just when the engagement season was on full swing, came another announcement of Ginnifer Goodwin, the "Big Love" star with actor Joey Kern. They have finally decided to wind-up their two-year relationship after all, as the diamond was eventually gifted; Kern designed this particular diamond himself.