Will the world soon hear wedding bells for Newsroom star Olivia Munn and Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers? Rumors are spreading that they will soon tie the knot after Rodgers gave Munn a vintage yellow-gold ring.

E! Online reported that the quarterback gave the ring "as a gift" to his lovely girlfriend.

"This is a gift from my boyfriend, actually. I wore this for a premiere, and he had heard me talking to my stylist about being obsessed with it. It is such a special ring, and then he surprised me," Munn told E! Online.

She, however, clarified that she is not yet engaged. "It's not that kind of ring, by the way. It's not the special ring. I mean, it's a very special ring, but it is not the special ring," she added.

Asked what her next step in life and in her career would be, Munn said that she has a game plan but that she never mention her goals out loud.

"What I wanted last year is not the same as what I want this year. Life is always changing and moving." Referencing her upbringing in a military family, she said, "There is a different sentimentality about things. We're just like, 'You gotta toughen up and keep going and move through life. You gotta keep moving.' So, I'm staying prepared...and just being ready for any opportunity that comes up," she explained.

The Newsroom regular also said that she's still clueless on where her life will really go. "Nothing makes sense. My career is like Thanksgiving leftovers," Munn told E! Online in jest.

Rodgers' relationship with the actress seems to have a positive effect on the athlete as coach Mike McCarthy said that his player seems to be very happy. "This is frankly, I think, the happiest I've ever seen him," McCarthy added.

For his part, Rodgers said in a Food World News article that he is aware that he is dating a well-known and very talented celebrity. noting that he understands the complications that come with their relationship.

"I'm real happy in my relationship. . . And two, the last couple years I've learned a lot about perspective and what's important. And, that you cannot, when you've had success individually and collectively as a team and you are highlighted for the things you've done on the field and off the field, you cannot hide from the spotlight," Rodgers shared.

The quarterback also explained that he is still adjusting to the sudden exposure to the limelight and attention of the public and claimed that this is still an "ongoing process" for him.