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Pop star and actress Hilary Duff has claimed that she thought her $1 million engagement ring from Mike Comrie was a fake.

Hilary Duff has admitted she thought the diamond ring Mike Comrie proposed to her with was fake.

According to Access Hollywood, the pop singer and actress did not believe the jewel was real because it was so big.

"I was kind of scared to look at [the ring], " the former Disney star was quoted by the publication as saying.

She added: "I got a glance and it was like, are you crazy? There's no way that's real."

The couple married in the Californian town of Santa Barbara in August, six months after ice hockey star, Comrie, popped the question on a Hawaiian holiday.

The 14-carat ring reportedly cost the Canadian hockey star $1 million (£625,000), but Duff claimed she was never interested in how valuable it is.

Former singer Danni Minogue made the headlines recently after boyfriend Kris Smith proposed over the phone and the X-Factor judge is now said to be designing her own engagement ring.

Danni Minogue is rumoured to be crafting her engagement ring after her boyfriend Kris Smith popped the question over the phone.

Danni Minogue is said to be designing her own engagement ring after boyfriend Kris Smith proposed over the telephone.

X-Factor star Minogue will be able to wear her jewel – which could take the form of a diamond ring – in the £1 million mansion she and her model beau bought together in the former pop singer's hometown of Melbourne.

The pair welcomed their first child, Ethan, into the world four months ago.

Smith, who has been in Australia while his girlfriend has been filming the new series of X-Factor in the UK, called to say he misses her – and it was then that he decided to pop the question.

The couple are said to have been very emotional about getting engaged but can look forward to becoming a family.

In other celebrity news, Seth Rogen proposed to his girlfriend Lauren Miller last week while his bride-to-be was getting dressed.

The 40-Year-Old Virgin and Knocked Up actor was nervous about asking the question and hastily proposed while she was changing in the couple's closet.

Ron Artest aims to raise over $1 million from the sale of his championship ring to help youths who cannot afford to pay for mental health counselling.

LA Lakers basketball star Ron Artest is to auction off the diamond ring he received for winning the NBA championship last season.

Artest, who was given a lengthy ban after punching a fan during a brawl in 2004, aims to raise over $1 million (£632,000) for charity with the sale, CNN reports.

The Lakers were presented with their rings during a special ceremony at the Staples Center prior to the opening game of the season and Artest said at the event that it was a mental health professional who helped him turn his life around after he came in for widespread criticism following the incident, which occurred while he was playing for the Indiana Pacers.

He said proceeds from the sale of the diamond ring will go towards mental health services for youths who cannot afford to pay for counselling.

Each of the rings given to the LA Lakers players and coaching staff features 16 oversized round brilliant-white diamonds, to signify the 16 championships that have been won by the franchise.