Sean Hayes spent many years dodging the question over whether he was gay (even though most people didn’t even realise it was it was a fact that was in contention). However that all changed in 2010 when he officially came out, and now he’s moving through the next step in the modern gay experience – announcing your engagement.
Rumorfix noticed that Sean has been wearing a gold ring during recent interviews and so reached out to the actor’s representatives for comment. The reps said, “Sean Hayes and Scott Icenogle have been together for eight years. They are not yet married but they have been engaged for quite some time.”
Icenogle is a music producer and composer. Hayes of course is the former star of Will & Grace who is currently appearing on the sitcom The Millers, and who has also had success as an executive producer on series such as Hot In Cleveland and Grimm.
There’s no news on when and if Sean and Scott intend to head down the aisle, but we wish them luck if they decide to.
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