NBA star Lonzo Ball has seemingly found his perfect match in model Ally Rossel after his previous relationship ended in a soap opera watched by millions of viewers.
Lonzo and Ally, 25, have gone through some drama themselves, but the couple is now seemingly on a path to becoming a happy-ever-after story.
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Ball, 27, had an on-again, off-again relationship with childhood sweetheart Denise Garcia before meeting Rossel.
Their struggles were documented in a Peacock series about the NBA guard and his loved ones titled Ball in the Family.
But even though Lonzo and Denise have a baby daughter, they eventually went separate ways with rumors claiming the final breakup happened sometime between 2019-2020.
Ball reportedly met Rossel shortly after he and Garcia split up.
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Just like the Chicago Bulls playmaker, Ally comes from California.
She's a model and social media influencer, boasting over 167,000 followers on Instagram and 20,200 on TikTok.
Rossel often shares pictures from her photoshoots in Instagram posts, receiving plenty of compliments in the comments.
Not long ago, she and Lonzo enjoyed the warm waters of the Pacific Ocean during a trip to Bora Bora and Teti'aroa.
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Ally then shared a snap from the French Polynesia voyage that showed her posing in a stunning mermaid-like green dress.
"In my mermaid era," she captioned the post.
And fans loved the update.
One wrote: "Stunning!!!"
Another labeled one of Ally's pictures as "wallpaper material."
And a third said: "So so beautiful!!"
Ball and Rossel reportedly split up after a few months of dating but got back together following a two-year break.
They are now believed to be engaged, although it's not clear when the pair are planning to tie the knot.
Unfortunately for Lonzo, the guard's NBA career hasn't been going anywhere near as well as his relationship with Rossel.
The Bulls have announced they don't expect the former No. 2 overall pick to return from his knee injury for the 2023-24 season.
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Ball suffered a meniscus tear in January 2022 and hasn't played since then despite going under the knife three times during rehab.
Lonzo injured his knee in the middle of what seemed to be the best season of his NBA career as he averaged 13.0 points, 5.4 rebounds, and 5.1 assists in 35 games – while shooting 42.3 percent for 3.