Hanna (Ashley Benson) is sporting some serious bling on her ring finger for "Pretty Little Liars" season 6B and it looks like it is not from boyfriend Caleb (Tyler Blackburn).
TV Line reports that the blonde liar appears to be engaged when the ABC Family's hit suspense drama returns next year. There is a catch, however, as the big fat betrothal ring is not from Caleb, but from a different guy entirely. "Haleb" fans will be saddened to know that the long-time sweethearts seem to have broken up and Hanna is dating someone new in the upcoming installment.
Speculations surfaced that Hanna is getting married in the series after Benson posted a photo in SnapChat back in June, showing off a jewelry that looked suspiciously like an engagement ring. Many thought that the actress was wearing her character's bling and that she was on set when she took that picture.
Meanwhile, Bustle has named Hanna's possible fiancée. His name is supposedly Jordan, and he is one of the two male additions to the series for season 6B. TV Line described Jordan as "a sophisticated-yet-approachable 27-year-old working in the fashion industry." As Hanna is also said to be pursuing the same line of work, it is certainly possible that Jordan is her new beau.
With the five-year time jump expected before the girls return, Hanna can still be working in New York, and that is where she will come in close contact with the guy. ABC has yet to release a statement detailing what Jordan's character means to the show, but as fans can put two and two together, many are betting their money about the Hanna–Jordan connection.
Meanwhile, show creator Marlene King hinted to Hollywood Reporter that the girls were planning a reunion at Rosewood after five years of being apart. However, unfortunate incidents would strike, as new secrets would crop up amongst them.
"They come back together — they've been apart for five years — and they're very excited to see each other, but they still have secrets, too. They've had five years of being apart to need to cover up some of what they've been doing," she said.
