Vicky Pattison celebrates receiving a dazzling new engagement ring from husband Ercan Ramadan at their London home after a year of wedding challenges

Vicky Pattison has kicked off the festive season with an unforgettable gift from her husband, Ercan Ramadan.

The former Geordie Shore star, 38, revealed that Ercan, 32, surprised her with a stunning new engagement ring, bringing a dazzling sparkle back to her finger after a rollercoaster year.

The couple tied the knot at Marylebone Town Hall in London in August 2024 and later celebrated with a lavish Italian wedding in Puglia.

But before the nuptials, Vicky endured heartbreak when her original emerald cut diamond ring, valued at around £200,000, was stolen from her bag on a train in Newcastle.

Four wedding dresses, two ceremonies, and a year of marriage later, she finally has a spectacular new set of rings to call her own.

Cozy Moments and Big Gestures

Sharing the special moment on Instagram, Vicky wrote, “Christmas came early in our house… ✨

It’s been a mad old year, and I couldn’t have got through it without my incredible husband.

Having him by my side through the highs and the lows has made everything just that little bit better!”

She continued, describing a low-key yet romantic night at home: “Tonight, in our PJs with the dogs, we had a cute little surprise date night, and @ercan_ram gave me the most beautiful new engagement ring and wedding ring.

As some of you may know, mine got stolen just before our wedding, and this gesture has absolutely made my year! And he got it in a new color too! It’s perfect!”

Vicky added a heartfelt note to her husband, “I love you so much, and I would choose you in this life, and the next.”

A Dream Italian Wedding

Vicky has previously described her Italian wedding as the most “special” and “magical” day of her life.

She admitted that a week before the big day, she wasn’t sure she’d be able to enjoy it without stress.

But on the day itself, she felt completely calm.

Opening up about her struggles, Vicky has been candid about dealing with premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), a mood condition causing severe emotional and physical symptoms before menstruation. Leading up to her wedding, she felt anxious, depressed, and overly self-critical.

But after focusing on her new life with Ercan, she felt liberated from her usual worries.

“I wasn’t nervous at all,” Vicky recalled.

“I spent a lot of this year a bit stressed, and I was worried I’d ruin the wedding week for myself by overthinking little things that didn’t matter.

But honestly, I’ve never felt so calm. I knew I was doing the right thing, with the right person, surrounded by all my favourite people. That feeling overrode any usual anxieties.”

From Childhood Dreams to Bridal Reality

Vicky and Ercan first met through mutual friends and got engaged in Dubai in 2022.

Ever since she was a child, Vicky dreamed of being a bride, imagining herself draping pillowcases as veils.

That childhood fantasy came alive in Italy, where she wore not one but multiple stunning gowns.

Her main wedding gown was a long-sleeved lace creation by Leah Da Gloria, followed by a sparkling gold Kyha Studios dress for her first dance.

Pre-ceremony, she welcomed guests in a Vivienne Westwood gown, and later partied the night away in a bold floral number from Nicole + Felicia Couture.

Vicky told the Daily Mail, “Ever since I was little I would hang a pillowcase off the back of my head and pretend I was getting married. I’ve always dreamed about being a bride.

As I got older, the dream evolved—I wanted love, a healthy relationship, and a wonderful man.

But my Italian adventure fulfilled young Vicky’s dream completely. Every dress, including my London one, ticked every single box.”

What’s Next for Vicky and Ercan?

With a renewed engagement ring, a magical wedding behind them, and a cozy Christmas surprise, Vicky and Ercan are clearly savoring the joys of married life.

After a year of highs, lows, and unforgettable memories, the couple seems ready for whatever adventures the future brings—together.