Morgan Wallen's ex-fiancee KT Smith gets ENGAGED to Luke Scornavacco after one year of dating: 'Why save the good things for later!'

Morgan Wallen's ex-fiancee Katie 'KT' Smith announced her engagement to Luke Scornavacco after a romantic holiday weekend.

The influencer, 29, who shares a three-year-old son with Wallen, 30, revealed Scornavacco, 22, had popped the question on Easter Sunday, and  photos from the proposal.

'Why save the good things for later,' Smith captioned the Instagram post. 

They were joined by their mothers, as well as Smith and Wallen's 3-year-old son Indigo Wilder for the special occasion.

The bride-to-be went barefoot in a white strapless dress with a floor-length mesh skirt and a matching white shell necklace.

Katie 'KT' Smith announced her engagement to boyfriend Luke Scornavacco on Easter Sunday

'Why save the good things for later,' Smith captioned photos from the proposal

Smith began dating Wallen in 2017 and quickly got engaged, though they ended their engagement before welcoming a child in 2020; seen in 2017 in Nashville

Scornavacco donned an all-black ensemble complete with a cowboy hat.

The TikTok star held his stepson-to-be in some family photos after Smith said 'yes.'

He popped the question at Magnolia Farm in Eagleville, Tennessee, according to Page Six. 

Scornavacco got on one knee under an arch made from 1,700 flowers by Beautiful Things Floral & Design in Nashville. 

He proposed with a Brilliant Earth princess-cut diamond ring.

Smith flashed the ring in a video she shared Monday to her Instagram Story from her car.

Scornavacco also shared a Boomerang to his Insta Story of Smith showing off the diamond will sticking up her ring finger in front of a giant cross.

The pair went public with their romance in May 2023. 

Scornavacco proposed with a Brilliant Earth princess-cut diamond ring, which Smith showed off Monday to her Instagram Story

Scornavacco also shared a Boomerang to his Insta Story of Smith showing off the diamond

Smith and Wallen are pictured with son Indigo, three

'Happy Easter Sunday,' he wrote.

After a years-long relationship, Smith and Wallen, 30, were briefly engaged in 2019 before breaking things off.

They continued seeing each other and welcomed their son in July 2020. 

Morgan began his ascent within the country music industry by appearing on NBC's The Voice in 2014, where he was initially part of Usher's team, before switching over to Adam Levine's squad.

His success on the series helped him secure a record deal and release the five-song EP Stand Alone.

His debut full-length album, If I Know Me, arrived in 2018 and reached number two on both the Billboard Country and Indie charts. 

In May 2020, Morgan apologized after he was kicked out of Kid Rock's Honky Tonk bar in downtown Nashville and charged with public intoxication and disorderly conduct.

Up until early 2021, Wallen had made himself into a bonafide country music star with the release of his first two studio albums: If I Know Me (2018) and Dangerous: The Double Album (2021).

He would be caught on camera using a racial slur about a month after his second record was released, which at first was a time to relish in all of his success.

On the clip, he can be seen and heard using the N-word as he told a friend to get another friend home safely after what was believed to be a night of drinking alcohol between him and a group of pals in Nashville.

'I'm embarrassed and sorry,' Wallen told TMZ in a statement at the time, after the publication posted the video. 'I used an unacceptable and inappropriate racial slur that I wish I could take back. There are no excuses to use this type of language, ever. I want to sincerely apologize for using the word. I promise to do better.'

Despite the apology, which TMZ posted along wit the video, the backlash from the public was both swift and severe. Radio playlists pulled his music, his booking agency dropped him, awards shows deemed him ineligible, and his own label suspended him.

The father of one ended up spending the rest of 2021 out of the spotlight to work on himself in order to learn from his mistakes.

But in a true show of his fan base, he was able to weather the storm and try to make amends, all while learning his mistakes and giving back to those in need.