Knicks’ Landry Shamet sparks engagement rumors on vacation with girlfriend

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Landry Shamet might be preparing for his second ring.

The shooting guard is enjoying his offseason after being a pivotal player in the NBA Championship run for the New York Knicks, who secured their first Larry O’Brien Trophy in 53 years. According to photos obtained by the New York Post, he is currently on the Amalfi Coast in Italy with his girlfriend, Cameron Aimonetti. In the photos, the real estate agent was seen wearing a large diamond ring on her left ring finger.

Shamet and Aimonetti have yet to confirm if they are engaged, but it’s possible since the couple has posted highlights about their relationship in the past; fans might find out sooner rather than later.

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The couple started dating around September 2024 and has been seen supporting Shamet amid the Knicks’ championship run. She’s been seen wearing Knicks orange and blue throughout the playoffs and was there to congratulate him when they defeated the San Antonio Spurs in Game 5. Aimonetti took a photo with Shamet holding the Larry O’Brien Trophy and wrote a heartfelt caption on what it meant to support him.

“CHAMPION,” she began her caption on Instagram. “Nothing (I truly mean nothing) was going to stop you from getting here and seeing this through. The mental strength and discipline it took to reach this moment is hard to put into words…You’ve earned every bit of this. What a journey. World champion.”

Shamet simply responded to her emotional post, “I love you.”

After solidifying the win, Shamet praised Knicks captain and NBA Finals MVP Jalen Brunson.

“We owe him. We weren’t great offensively tonight, but he is generationally great offensively,” Shamet said during his postgame press conference.

Shamet averaged 6.0 points, 1.1 rebounds, and 0.7 assists per game while shooting 47.5% from three-point range during the 2026 playoffs run. The shooting guard will continue to show his skills on the court in his orange and blue uniform after signing a four-year, $23.97 million contract with the Knicks, last month.

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