Sharon Stone’s eldest son announces engagement to Ukrainian girlfriend during the holidays

A new chapter is beginning in Sharon Stone’s family — and it’s a serious one.

The eldest adopted son of Sharon Stone has officially announced his engagement. Roan Joseph Bronstein, 25, proposed to his girlfriend Anna Yevtushenko, who is 22 years old and originally from Ukraine. The proposal took place during the Christmas holidays.

Roan shared the news himself on Instagram, posting a series of romantic photos that quickly caught attention. In the images, the couple appear close and happy, and one detail was impossible to miss — a diamond engagement ring sparkling on Anna’s finger.

Alongside the photos, Roan opened up emotionally about his future wife. He called Anna “the most caring and beautiful woman” he has ever met and described himself as the happiest man alive, making it clear the decision was deeply personal and heartfelt.

The engagement has also received full support from Stone herself. Roan revealed that his famous mother is genuinely happy about the upcoming wedding and has already grown close to her future daughter-in-law. A close friend of the couple confirmed that the actress is overjoyed and fully supportive, emphasizing that family has always been Stone’s top priority.

Details about how long the couple has been together or how they first met have not been made public. What is known is that Anna moved from Ukraine to Canada in 2020, where she now works for a marketing company focused on environmental services.

Roan joined Sharon Stone’s family in 2000, when the actress adopted him during her marriage to investigative journalist Phil Bronstein. Although the couple later separated in 2004, Stone continued to expand her family through adoption. She is now the mother of three sons: Roan Joseph Bronstein, Laird Vonne Stone, and Quinn Kelly Stone.

For her oldest child, the engagement represents a meaningful new chapter—and for Stone herself, it’s a proud, emotional moment as she watches her family enter yet another stage of growth.