Eminem’s Not-So-Little Daughter, Hailie Jade, Is Engaged

The 27-year-old has been dating her husband-to-be since 2016.

There's a new reason for rapper Eminem to celebrate, as his middle child, Hailie Jade Mathers, is officially engaged to be married to her longtime boyfriend, Evan McClintock.

The 27-year-old social media influencer shared the big news with a simple Instagram update. Mathers posted photos of McClintock getting down on one knee to propose before the newly-engaged couple celebrated with champagne.

Click here to check out Mathers' engagement photos.

Mathers captioned the post, "casual weekend recap… 😭💗 2.4.23 💍 i love you," before tagging her fiancé.

Singer-songwriter Skylar Grey commented on the post, writing, "Omg congrats!!!! 🖤🥹."

"Congratulations 🎉🤍🎉🤍🎉🤍🎉," wrote Anna Petrosian, the founder of the makeup and skincare line Doses of Color.

Even the Detroit Pistons commented on Mathers' post to congratulate her on the great news.

One of Mathers' many followers replied, "Stop!!! Can’t wait to hear about it on the podcast 😍 congratulations xx," referring to Just a little shady, the podcast she hosts with her best friend, Brittany Ednie, that launched last summer.

Despite her father being such a famous rapper, Mathers mainly stayed out of the spotlight growing up. She is one of three kids Eminem, real name Marshall Mathers, shares with his ex-wife, Kim Scott, including siblings Alaina Marie Mathers and Stevie Laine Mathers, both of whom he legally adopted.

Mathers grew up in Detroit, Michigan, and went to the University of Michigan for college, earning a degree in psychology, which is where she met McClintock. They've been together since 2016.

But with the launch of her podcast and her increased focus on social media, the 27-year-old is slowly building her career and making more public appearances.

Just last November, Mathers attended the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ceremony to celebrate her father's induction. She sat beside Eminem at his table throughout the ceremony.

Eminem also performed that night, singing some of his biggest hits and sharing the stage with Ed Sheeran and Steven Tyler of Aerosmith.