The Weeknd's built his career off of creating songs about heartbreak and drugs, but we might hear a shift on his next album if reports are true. According to U.S. Weekly's source, the couple is "madly in love with each other" and "a proposal is on the horizon.” It looks like The Weeknd could be following Justin Bieber's footsteps and settling down in the near future.
The news of The Weeknd possibly proposing to Bella Hadid comes shortly after he received the stamp of approval from the supermodel's mother, Yolanda Hadid who said, "I trust [my children's'] choices and I love who they love and obviously Bella and Abel had the split there for a while and I'm just so happy they're back together and I couldn't be happier about that."
Abel and Bella have been on-and-off for the past few years. The couple initially called it quits in 2016 after dating for about a year. However, they rekindled their romance shortly after The Weeknd and Selena Gomez broke up. The relationship was confirmed when the two were spotted at numerous events together such as Coachella, The Cannes Film Festival and more.
In October, it was revealed that the couple took the next step in their relationship when Bella Hadid decided to move into The Weeknd's NYC condo which reportedly costs $60K per month.
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