Zoe Saldana Spotted With Huge Ring, Sparking Secret Wedding Rumors

Did Zoe Saldana get married without the paparazzi knowing about it? That could be case after Zoe and her boyfriend Marco Perego were spotted attempting to hide their hands with flashy new rings from the cameras.

Zoe Saldana has not been dating Perego for long, but perhaps the couple found love at first sight.

It appears the couple were secretly married as they were seen in London leaving a members-only club, Loulou’s, doing everything they could to keep their hands away from the cameras.

Zoe walked awkwardly, with both of her hands clasped behind her back while her boo had his hands behind Zoe’s back.

While they managed to hide their hands away from the cameras in front of them, one photographer was snapping pictures from the side and managed to catch a glimpse of a huge ring on Zoe’s ring finger.

Other pictures revealed that Perego had a new ring on his ring finger as well.

As far as the media knows, Zoe and Marco started dating at the beginning of the summer which means things moved along extremely quickly if they really did decide to get hitched already.

Back in May, sources were spilling the beans about the couple and one source said that Zoe was “super-happy” with Marco in her life.

As for her new love interest, the source said that he definitely had “a really good energy” about him.

Marco Perego is has been climbing his way to the top of New York’s art scene and he’s a former soccer player from Venice, Italy.

This comes as no surprise considering that Zoe says she is over dating actors and other Hollywood stars.

When she sat down with Allure Magazine earlier this year to talk about her history of dating actors, she said, “Been there, done that, got the T-shirt.”

The 35-year-old actress had previously been engaged to Keith Britton after they dated for more than 10 years before going their separate ways in 2011.

In perhaps her most famous relationship she hooked up with Hollywood hottie Bradley Cooper before they called it quits right around the holidays last year.

Perego doesn’t seem to be the same type as either of these men, but Zoe does appear happy whenever she’s snapped with the rising artist.

Perhaps he really could be the one for her, but is one short summer together enough to know for sure?

 

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