Vanna White in ‘No Rush’ to Set Wedding Date With Boyfriend John Donaldson After 12 Years

Vanna White and her boyfriend, John Donaldson, find themselves at a crossroads in their long-term relationship, which has spanned over a decade. While both have expressed interest in marriage, ongoing indecision has created a palpable tension between them, according to a recent report.

Sources reveal that discussions surrounding their future have been frequent but have yet to lead to any concrete plans. The couple had reportedly considered getting married in Hawaii later this year, but White’s busy schedule has once again derailed those plans. “Once again, Vanna is avoiding setting the date,” the source stated, adding that the 68-year-old television personality experiences moments of both eagerness and hesitation regarding marriage.

There appears to be a growing frustration on Donaldson’s part, as his desire for commitment contrasts with White’s indecisiveness. The 57-year-old Donaldson, who has been by White’s side since they began dating in 2012, finds the situation increasingly challenging. “It’s in limbo and she seems in no rush to take their relationship to the next level,” the insider disclosed.

Donaldson’s patience is being tested, as he loves White and wishes to solidify their bond after more than a decade together, but White currently prioritizes her career. The source indicated that her professional obligations occupy much of her mind, contributing to her hesitance to commit.

White’s romantic history includes a previous marriage to restaurateur George Santo Pietro, with whom she shares two children. Their divorce in 2002 preceded her relationship with Donaldson, which began with a chance meeting at a barbecue hosted by a mutual friend. Reflecting on their initial connection, White once described her first impression of Donaldson as “really cute,” revealing that they talked for a long time that night.

As the couple navigates their complex relationship status, it remains to be seen whether they will take the plunge into marriage or continue to postpone that significant milestone.