Actor Jeff Goldblum, 61, proposed to his girlfriend and former gymnast Emilie Livingston, 31, on Saturday. Livingston shared the happy news on Twitter, writing that Goldblum proposed in one of their favorite stores, "I was taken over by tears of joy [and] ecstacy!"

The "Jurassic Park" actor then flew his new fiancée to Maui for a celebratory vacation, where she shared a photo as the couple watched the sunrise over Haleakala, a 10,000-feet-high dormant volcano.

"Celebrating our engagement! #haleakala #sunrise #jeffgoldblum #emilielivingston #soulmates #initforlife #love," Livingston tweeted.

Throughout their time spent in Hawaii, Livingston shared photos on Twitter and Instagram of the couple dining at Spago restaurant at the Four Seasons Resort and another picture of the pair's clasped hands, clearly displaying Livingston's new engagement ring.

This union will be Goldblum's third marriage. He was married to his "Silverado" co-star, actress Patricia Gaul, for six years until 1986. Goldblum was then married to actress Geena Davis from 1987 to 1990, whom he worked with on the films "Transylvania 6-5000," "The Fly" and "Earth Girls are Easy."

Livingston is an actress as well, but also had a successful career as a rhythmic gymnast. At 10, she moved to Novogorsk, Russia to train with elite coaches. Livingston won three national championships in Canada and qualified for the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games. At the XXVII Olympiad, she earned 17th place in the all-around.

"I don't know how I survived it, but I am really glad I did," Livingston said in an interview with Neon Tommy in 2013. "I think it made me a really strong and courageous person. One thing about the Russians, they have no mercy. I wasn't around my family, there was no one there to coddle me but it helped bring my skill level up tremendously."

No details on the couple's upcoming wedding have been announced.