Sharna Burgess shares insight into her relationship with her Beverly Hills 90210 star fiancé Brian Austin Green and reveals how their son Zane 'bonded everyone together'
Sharna Burgess has shared new details about her relationship with her Beverly Hills 90210 star fiancé Brian Austin Green.
The Australian ballroom dancer told this week's Stellar magazine, the pair met after a mutual business manager arranged a blind date between them in 2020.
Sharna admitted she didn't recognise Brian's name as she hadn't watched 90210.
The following year, Sharna and Brian starred on the US version of Dancing With The Stars as a couple.
'We totally put our relationship first the whole way through, because it was always more important to us,' she explained.
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Sharna and Brian have been together since 2020 and delight in their blended family.
The American actor is a father of five. He shares Kassius, 23, with ex-wife Vanessa Marcil, 56, and Noah, 12, Bodhi, 11, and Journey, eight with Megan Fox.
Brian also welcomed his son Zane with Sharna in June 2022 and the actress said their baby boy 'bonded everyone together'.
'I was always incredibly close with the kids as our relationship grew, but when Zane came along, it was like that piece locked in where they were, like, 'Oh, this is forever',' she revealed.
Elsewhere in the chat, the Los Angeles-based couple teased that they have discussed having a second home in Australia.
In the meantime they are enjoying extended visits - including with their children - Down Under while Sarah films Dancing With the Stars Australia.
'It's been really, really cool, especially after being away for such a long time,' Sharna said.
'We've loved the beach time. Bri and two of the kids climbed the Harbour Bridge – they loved it. The photo we have in our kitchen is massive smiles and windswept hair. It's the cutest thing.'
Brian proposed to Sharna on his 50th birthday in 2023.
In 2021, the pair appeared on The Morning Show to celebrate their one-year anniversary together - and the interview took a cringeworthy turn when Brian admitted he still doesn't understand Australians' fascination with Vegemite.
Vegemite is a thick, dark brown spread made from leftover brewers' yeast extract. It's considered a household staple in Australia, but is reviled in other parts of the world.
'Aussies are awesome, you know this,' joked Sharna after Brian praised her for being a great stepmother to his four children.
He then replied: 'Vegemite makes me question that a little bit, but whatever.'
Elsewhere in the interview, Brian said his partner had done a good job handling the 'responsibility' that comes with dating a man with children.
Sharna, who hails from Wagga Wagga and now lives in the U.S., went Instagram official with Brian in February 2021.
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