'Goodfellas' Star Ray Liotta's Daughter Karsen, 25, Gets Engaged to Actor Boyfriend — Photos

Karsen Liotta, daughter of the late actor Ray Liotta, has some exciting news to share—she's officially engaged!

The 25-year-old actress took her relationship with Justin Dwane Hall to the next level over the weekend, announcing the big step with a series of photos on Instagram.

In the images shared on October 28, Karsen looked radiant in a strapless white gown with a front thigh-high slit, adding an elegant flair to the celebration.

Her fiancé, Justin, complemented her style in a sharp black suit paired with a white shirt.

Keeping her caption simple, Karsen posted two clinking champagne glasses—just enough to signal the joyful moment.

On his end, Justin tagged Karsen, captioning his post with playful emojis, "🤴👸✨," signaling his excitement.

Justin's admiration was clear in the comments, where he left a heartfelt message for his future bride, calling her "so hot." Karsen responded in kind, adding a quick "ilysm [sic]" to keep the love flowing.

Karsen and Justin's engagement news has sparked a wave of joy among fans. Supporters flooded their posts with warm wishes celebrating the couple's milestone.

"This feels so right ❤️ congratulations on a love deserved 🥰," one person wrote, capturing the general mood. Another chimed in with an enthusiastic, "Omg!!! Congratulations Karsen! ❤️"

Others couldn't help but compliment the pair's engagement looks. "Karsen, congratulations. You look absolutely stunning. He's not too shabby either! Lol," read one lighthearted comment.

Another admirer added, "Karsen!!!! So over the moon for you 🤍✨."

The well-wishes keep pouring in, as fans join in the celebration of this new chapter in Karsen and Justin's love story.

While the couple hasn't shared details on when they first began dating, their social media hints at a romance that began to flourish publicly in September 2023.

During this time, they attended New York Fashion Week and shared their red carpet-photos.

Their adventures continued in March with a trip to Turks and Caicos, where the two offered fans a sneak peek into their tropical getaway.

Justin, originally from Oklahoma, has built an impressive career of his own. At just 17, he launched a clothing company, marking his entry into the business world.

His acting journey began soon after, with his film debut in 2011 in the comedy "Bringing Up Bobby." In the movie, he starred as the son of characters played by Marcia Cross and Bill Pullman.

His film credits grew as he took on roles like Red, the dirt biker in "Jeepers Creepers III," and later as a baseball player in "The Muppets."

Justin's acting résumé includes 17 credits on IMDb, with one notable role as a goat herder in Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained." But his talents extend beyond acting.

Karsen's fiancé, is also an avid skater, surfer, and snowboarder, with a love for music and photography.

His camera skills have earned him recognition, with professional photoshoots for artists like Migos, Rich the Kid, and Lil Yachty, among others.

Karsen and Justin's shared passion for creativity and adventure hints at many exciting milestones ahead for the couple. Yet, for Karsen, this joyful chapter follows a period of deep loss.

Two years ago, Karsen experienced a heartbreaking moment when her father, actor Ray Liotta, passed away unexpectedly.

As reported by The New York Times on May 26, 2022, Ray, known for unforgettable roles in "Goodfellas" and "Field of Dreams," died in his sleep while filming "Dangerous Waters" in the Dominican Republic.

He was 67, and his publicist, Jennifer Allen, stated that the cause was not immediately clear. Following the announcement, Karsen shared a childhood photo of her dad holding her as a baby, alongside a touching tribute.

She wrote, "Those who knew him, loved him. You are the best Dad anyone could ask for. I love you. Thank you for everything."

A year later, TMZ reported the official cause of Ray's passing. Medical officials in the Dominican Republic attributed his death to natural causes, citing respiratory insufficiency, fluid buildup in his lungs, and acute heart failure.

The report also noted that he suffered from atherosclerosis, a condition marked by plaque buildup in the arteries, which can lead to severe health issues.