Star NRL player Nicho Hynes proposed to his girlfriend, Piper Wallis over the weekend while cruising around Sydney Harbour.<\/p>\n
Taking to social media to share their news, they posted footage of the special moment.<\/p>\n
Hynes popped the question on-board a superyacht, which passed by the Opera House and Harbour Bridge as he got down on one knee.<\/p>\n
\u201cUs, forever\u201d they captioned the shared Instagram video alongside the date \u2013 29.11.25.<\/p>\n
It had Days Like These by Luke Combs playing over the top.<\/p>\n
Both wore white, and embraced as Wallis accepted her ring.<\/p>\n
Fans were thrilled for the couple, sharing their love in the comments.<\/p>\n
\u201cSo beautiful! Congratulations,\u201d wrote former Bachelorette star Brooke Blurton.<\/p>\n
\u201cCongrats guys!\u201d shared Jayden Brailey, a fellow NRL player for the Newcastle Knights.<\/p>\n
According to The Daily Telegraph<\/a>, the couple went public with their relationship at last year\u2019s Dally M Awards, where they walked the carpet together.<\/p>\n Rumours were already swirling though, with Wallis having been spotted with Hynes\u2019 mother, Julie, at a few Sharks games.<\/p>\n The social media manager is five years younger than Hynes, who has previously dated both Marlee Silva and Morgan Belier.<\/p>\n Despite their low-key romance, Wallis did take to social media to celebrate their one-year anniversary.<\/p>\n Her following post featured pictures of the pair holding a baby together, leading a few fans to comment their confusion.<\/p>\n \u201cHow did you hide a whole pregnancy?\u201d one inquired.<\/p>\n \u201cOh, a baby suits you guys\u201d another wrote.<\/p>\n Nicho Hynes currently plays for the Cronulla Sharks as a halfback.<\/p>\n He was initially signed to the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles NRL Under-20s team in 2015, and spent two seasons with the Mackay Cutters.<\/p>\n He signed with the Melbourne Storm in 2019, and would go on to be named on the bench in the 2020 NRL Grand Final.<\/p>\n This made him the first player in the NRL to be chosen in a grand final but go on to not play a single minute.<\/p>\n He joined the Sharks ahead of 2022, going on to win the Dally M Medal for Player of the Year the same year. <\/p>\n As for this year, Hynes and the Sharks made the preliminary finals<\/a> but were defeated by the Melbourne Storm 22-14. <\/p>\n Hynes is committed to the Sharks until 2029, and has currently played 91 games with the team.<\/p>\n