Yeahhhh buddy!
Pour a double shot of love because Paul “Pauly D” DelVecchio has finally proposed to longtime girlfriend Nikki Hall.
The “Jersey Shore” star asked his girlfriend of six years to marry him in front of hundreds of clubgoers during his DJ set at Omnia Dayclub in Las Vegas on Sunday.
Videos of the moment shared on social media show DelVecchio bringing Hall onto the stage while DJ Khaled’s “All I Do Is Win” played. He then takes her hand and drops to one knee as the music changes to Bruno Mars’ “Marry You.”
Hall appeared visibly shocked and broke down in tears. DelVecchio then grabs the microphone and announces, “She said yes!”
“We’ve spent these years choosing each other, growing together, building a life we love, and never rushing a chapter just because the world was ready to read it,” Hall wrote in a joint Instagram post with DJ Pauly D alongside photos of the special moment. “No pressure. No timeline. Just ours — and God’s.”
She added, “The easiest YES I’ve ever said.”
DelVecchio’s “Jersey Shore” castmates, including Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi, Sammi “Sweetheart” Giancola, Jenni “J-Woww” Farley, Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino and even Uncle Nino, congratulated the couple in the comments.
Fans of the show were quick to note whether anyone had checked on the well-being of fellow costar and DelVecchio’s best friend on the show Vinny Guadagnino.
Guadagnino posted a cheeky reaction to the engagement, featuring an AI video of DelVecchio and Hall holding a massive diamond while Guadagnino sadly looked on as “Dancing on Own” played as the soundtrack. “I’m not ok,” jested Guadagnino before wished the couple congratulations.
The couple met in 2019 on DelVecchio and Guadagnino’s MTV dating reality series, “Double Shot at Love,” where Hall was a contestant and finalist. While DelVecchio didn’t choose any of the contestants in the show’s finale, the two later reconnected just as the COVID-19 pandemic was forcing the world to shut down. In an episode of season 4 of “Jersey Shore: Family Vacation,” DelVecchio explained he and Hall quarantined together in Las Vegas, which not only forced them to spend more time together, but he credited it with bringing them closer.


(L-R) Nikki Hall and Pauly D attend the Jersey Shore Family Vacation Premiere at Marquee New York on April 23, 2026 in New York City.
Yeahhhh buddy!
Pour a double shot of love because Paul "Pauly D" DelVecchio has finally proposed to longtime girlfriend Nikki Hall.
The "Jersey Shore" star asked his girlfriend of six years to marry him in front of hundreds of clubgoers during his DJ set at Omnia Dayclub in Las Vegas on Sunday.
Videos of the moment shared on social media show DelVecchio bringing Hall onto the stage while DJ Khaled's "All I Do Is Win" played. He then takes her hand and drops to one knee as the music changes to Bruno Mars' "Marry You."
Hall appeared visibly shocked and broke down in tears. DelVecchio then grabs the microphone and announces, "She said yes!"
"We’ve spent these years choosing each other, growing together, building a life we love, and never rushing a chapter just because the world was ready to read it," Hall wrote in a joint Instagram post with DJ Pauly D alongside photos of the special moment. “No pressure. No timeline. Just ours — and God’s."
She added, "The easiest YES I’ve ever said."
DelVecchio's "Jersey Shore" castmates, including Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi, Sammi "Sweetheart" Giancola, Jenni "J-Woww" Farley, Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino and even Uncle Nino, congratulated the couple in the comments.
Fans of the show were quick to note whether anyone had checked on the well-being of fellow costar and DelVecchio's best friend on the show Vinny Guadagnino.
Guadagnino posted a cheeky reaction to the engagement, featuring an AI video of DelVecchio and Hall holding a massive diamond while Guadagnino sadly looked on as "Dancing on Own" played as the soundtrack. "I'm not ok," jested Guadagnino before wished the couple congratulations.
The couple met in 2019 on DelVecchio and Guadagnino's MTV dating reality series, "Double Shot at Love," where Hall was a contestant and finalist. While DelVecchio didn't choose any of the contestants in the show's finale, the two later reconnected just as the COVID-19 pandemic was forcing the world to shut down. In an episode of season 4 of "Jersey Shore: Family Vacation," DelVecchio explained he and Hall quarantined together in Las Vegas, which not only forced them to spend more time together, but he credited it with bringing them closer.