Courtney Stodden got engaged again just days after throwing her ex-fiancé’s diamond ring down the toilet

COURTNEY Stodden is engaged again – just days after flushing her ex-fiancé’s diamond ring down the toilet.

The model’s boyfriend, Jared Safier, proposed with a five-carat ring at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Los Angeles last Tuesday.

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Emmy-winning producer Jared showed Courtney the sparkler while they were at the hotel’s THE Blvd Restaurant & Bar, TMZ reported.

However, he got down on one knee for the royal proposal when they returned to their Brentwood home.

Courtney — who is non-binary and identifies as they are — reportedly picked out the ring they liked when they walked past a jewelry display in the hotel lobby in February during an Oscar party.

The pair started dating last summer.

They are not “diving into” wedding planning and are just enjoying being engaged at the moment, according to the outlet.

This is Jared’s first time getting engaged and Courtney’s third.

He proposed just a week after Celebrity Big Brother star Courtney flushed her ex Chris Sheng’s ring down the toilet.

“Just doing some last-minute spring cleaning before summer,” they said in a video taken in the bathroom.

The reality TV star took the huge ring from the jewelry box and shared a close-up of it on camera.

“I guess diamonds aren’t always a girl’s best friend after all,” they joked, before pointing the camera at the toilet and throwing the ring at it.

The model then flushed the toilet and filmed the ring going down the drain.

“Toodaloo,” they said as they waved at the diamond and added, “On to the next chapter.”

Filmmaker Chris proposed to Courtney in 2021 and they called off their engagement in July 2023.

Sources told TMZ at the time that “jealousy and insecurities” led to the split.

Courtney told the outlet that her ring toss was inspired by the 1997 film Titanic.

“Like the old lady who threw him into the ocean in the end, I needed to let go of any remnants of the past that no longer had power over me,” they said.

“The character of Rose taught me something special – what a woman does with her diamonds is her prerogative.”

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