KEY TAKEAWAYS
- •Dove Cameron and Damiano David are engaged and have set a wedding date for this September
- •The couple is keeping the wedding location private
- •They split their time between Los Angeles and David's hometown of Rome
- •Cameron's second album, described as her most personal work yet, arrives this fall
- •Cameron has also wrapped the indie thriller Hot Year and become the face of Diesel's first women's fragrance
- •David has been working on solo material following a hiatus from his band Måneskin
Dove Cameron and Måneskin frontman Damiano David are officially engaged and have set a wedding date for this September, the couple confirmed in a new interview. Together since 2023, the pair split their time between Los Angeles and Rome, David's hometown, and say they're keeping the wedding location private for now.
How the Engagement Came Together
Cameron and David met backstage at an MTV Video Music Awards show, where both were nominated for best new artist. They got engaged in January, and David has said the proposal itself was intentionally low-key, happening on an ordinary day while the two were packing for a trip rather than during any planned, camera-ready moment.
Splitting Time Between LA and Rome
Though based in Los Angeles, the couple treats Rome as an equal home, largely because of David's family ties there. They gravitate toward quieter neighborhoods like Monteverde Vecchio and Bravetta, where David grew up, favoring a small neighborhood restaurant and the longtime local hangout Bar San Calisto over more polished tourist spots. Cameron has also been taking Italian lessons between recording sessions.
The couple favors Rome's quieter neighborhoods over its tourist hotspots.
New Music and a Genre Shift
Cameron's second album is due out this fall and, by her own account, is the most personal music she's released. She's also stepping away from her Disney-era image with Hot Year, an indie revenge thriller from director Roxy Sorkin, and has signed on as the face of Diesel's first women's fragrance under creative director Glenn Martens. David, meanwhile, has been developing solo material during a break from Måneskin, following up his 2025 solo debut, Funny Little Fears.
Keeping Life Ordinary Away From the Cameras
Despite high-profile careers, the couple describes their day-to-day life as deliberately unglamorous — grocery runs, cooking, and picking out a new juicer between red-carpet appearances. David has said home is less about a specific city than about who he's with, adding simply, "We really are enough for each other."
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