"You deserve all the love in the world."
On April 14, 2026, Karishma Vijay took to Instagram to reveal another milestone in her life.
The star of the BBC’s The Apprentice announced that she is now engaged to her partner.
Karishma posted a series of romantic pictures of herself on the beach, flaunting her ring.
She captioned the post: “Hardest soft launch.”
The businesswoman looked beautiful in white attire.
Several of her co-stars from The Apprentice congratulated Karishma Vijay on her engagement.
Her fellow finalist, Pascha Myhill, said: “This is so beautiful. You deserve all the love in the world, girl! Congratulations to you both.”
Rothna Akhtar added: “OMG, baby girl! You deserve the world and more. We are all crying.”
Priyesh Bathia said: “So happy for you.”
Roxanne Hamedi gushed: “So happy for you both! Ahhhh. Screaming. Crying.”
Nikki Jetha also joined in on the congratulatory messages.
She said: “OMG. This is beautiful! So, so happy for you both. Congratulations!”
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Meanwhile, Karishma Vijay has made a lasting impression on viewers during her participation in The Apprentice.
She has been noted for her determination, her acumen, and her no-nonsense attitude.
Alongside Pascha, she was revealed as one of the Grand Finalists of the 2026 series on April 9, 2026.
This episode saw Karishma impress in her interviews, bringing interviewer Claudine Collins to tears.
With a strong social media following, Karishma is looking to scale up her skincare business, Kishkin.
Pascha and Karishma signify the presence of two Indian women in the final of The Apprentice.
When asked why she deserves Lord Alan Sugar’s £250,000 investment, Karishma replied:
“I deserve Lord Sugar’s investment as I am a risk taker, like him.
“He invested a substantial amount of money into his first beauty venture, and so have I with Kishkin.
“We both came from nothing and started from scratch.”
“I have been supporting my whole family financially since I started earning, and my life’s dream is to build my dad a home.
“Kishkin is not just a business idea; this could change my family’s future.
“I don’t come from money, and where I come from, girls don’t even step into the realm of business.
“This isn’t just for me. I’m trying to build a legacy.”
The Apprentice concludes on BBC One and BBC iPlayer on Thursday, April 16, 2026, at 9 pm.
Tune in to see whether or not Karishma Vijay secures Lord Sugar’s investment.
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