Melrose Place’s Heather Locklear and Jack Wagner Get Engaged!

People became the first to report on Saturday that television vixen Heather Locklear and The Bold & the Beautiful (B&B) star Jack Wagner are engaged after four years of dating.

The couple co-starred on the long-running FOX primetime soap Melrose Place (1992-99) as seductive advertising executive Amanda Woodward and charming Dr. Peter Burns. Their characters were on and off over the last five years, and finally got married in the finale; seasons 1-6 of this guilty pleasure are available on DVD.

While on MP, Locklear was married to Bon Jovi guitarist Richie Sambora, and gave birth to their daughter Ava in 1997; the couple divorced in 2007. Wagner was also married at the time to his former General Hospital co-star Kristina Wagner; they reached supercouple status as Frisco & Felicia Jones back in the mid-1980s during GH‘s heyday. Jack and Kristina got married in 1993, but after failed attempts at reconciliation, they divorced in 2006; they have two sons, 20-year-old Peter and 16-year-old Harrison.

A date for the wedding has yet to be set.

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