Third time’s a charm for engagements this week! From People comes the news of yet another wedding in the works, this one for “Brothers and Sisters” star Dave Annable and his adorable girlfriend (now-fiancee) of eighteen months, actress Odette Yustman.
Odette, the 24 year-old star of “The Unborn” and the short-lived “October Road” reportedly said “Yes!” to Dave when he proposed in Santa Barbara last week. Apparently, the two were able to keep their good news under wraps better than Joel Madden, who accidentally spilled the beans about his engagement to Nicole Ritchie on Twitter earlier this week. The couple joins Nicole and Joel AND Hilary Duff and Mike Comrie on the list of couples who really had something to celebrate this Valentine’s Day.
The two began dating in 2008, after Dave broke off a romance with Emily VanCamp, the actress who plays his wife on his ABC dramedy. (Better not to mix business with pleasure!) This is Odette’s second engagement, after her split with actor Trevor Wright in 2007.
No date has been set, but the pair won’t wait around long — sources say they’ll definitely tie the knot before the year is out, and we know it’ll be a gorgeous wedding. Big congrats to the happy couple!

Dave Annable admits he was “terrified” to pop the question to girlfriend Odette Yustman. The Brothers and Sisters actor tells People magazine that a lot of planning went in to the proposal.
It all started when Yustman dropped a hint about what type of ring she wanted. “She only dropped a hint once. I wrote it down – they type, the style. I just pulled out my phone and was like, ‘Errr, I’m texting my…agent.’ I put it down so that I would always remember,” Annable, 30, tells People.
He decided to propose over Valentine’s Day weekend at a spot in Santa Barbara, California where they first “fell in love.” As first, Yustman did not believe he was actually proposing. “He pulled out the ring and I literally said, ‘That’s not real,’” Yustman, 24, reveals.
“I [told her], ‘No, this is really happening,’” Annable adds. “Finally, when it clicked, she was like Ray Lewis, the Raven’s middle linebacker – she took me down. It was great.”
The wedding is being planned for later this year.

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Odette Yustman and her boyfriend, Brothers & Sisters actor Dave Annable, get close at the Original Retro Brand BCS National Championship party in Hollywood on January 6.

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Odette Yustman plays a survivor of a ravaged-by-a-monster New York City in the upcoming horror movie “Cloverfield,” directed by Matt Reeves.

The 22-year-old actress who plays Aubrey on ABC’s “October Road” says she landed the role after her agent told her to turn up to more auditions six months ago, when the screenwriter’s strike threatened her job.

“Things are going to get really tough if a settlement is not reached, because writers had to enter the strike and can’t write even if they wanted to,” said Yustman, who added that “October Road’s” second season ends next Friday.

Yustman, who is of Cuban and Colombian descent, made her first film appearance when she was 5 years old, in Arnold Schwarzenegger’s “Kindergarten Cop.”

In 2006 she landed a role on the television series “South Beach,” and she has appeared in the movies “The Holiday” and “Transformers.”

In “Cloverfield,” she plays Beth, a “well-to-do college girl,” she says, and one of a group of friends who survives a supernatural and deadly attack in New York.

“It’s one of the most exciting experiences that I’ve ever had, because I had the opportunity to work with producers J.J. Abrams and Bryan Burk and the director Matt Reeves, who are very big in the film industry,” said Yustman.

The movie was shot in Manhattan and Los Angeles, her birthplace and the city where most of her family lives.

“My mum is Cuban and my father is of Italian and French descent and was born in Bogota, Colombia, and raised in Nicaragua. But they moved to California a long time ago,” she says.

“I learned Spanish at home and, since half my family doesn’t speak English, it’s my first language.”

Source: NY Daily News