The identity of Brittany Hockley's mystery celebrity boyfriend has finally been revealed.

After months of teasing the romance, Yahoo Lifestyle has revealed that the former Bachelor star is dating Swiss footballer Benjamin Siegrist.

The goalkeeper, 30, currently plays for the Glasgow-based Celtic Football Club. 

While Brittany has yet to publicly confirm Ben's identity, Yahoo caught a screenshot from her Instagram Stories that briefly flashed his face from the side.

She also confirmed that she'd met her new man on the celebrity dating app Raya in November, which is the same time when that Ben's team was Down Under to play Sydney FC.

The couple are currently together in Scotland, where Ben is based with the Celtic FC.

Fans on social media have been going wild for Brittany's cryptic posts, claiming that she 'soft launched' her boyfriend.

'Was coming to make a soft launch comment but I see I’m too late,' one fan laughed. 

'Another excellent soft launch. Well played Hockley,' added another.

Matty 'J' Johnson, who is married to Brittany's Life Uncut co-host Laura Byrne, also weighed in.

'Here for the soft launch comments,' he wrote, to which Brittany responded: 'Right, haha.'

The brunette later denied soft launching Ben, writing: 'Hahaha guys not a soft launch… just some great moments with great people.'

In an awkward turn of events, Brittany and Laura recently starred in an ad for the dating app Bumble, which saw Laura claim that Brittany's 'type' of guy is somebody who is 'emotionally unavailable and physically not in the country'.

Britt previously dated tennis player Jordan Thompson, who often travelled internationally for work.

Just months before their split, she had frozen her eggs in the hope of one day having children with the 28-year-old athlete.

In June, Brittany broke down in tears as she admitted she felt 'very unloved' following the break-up.

'I feel very unlovable and like something must be wrong with me, like I'm the common denominator,' she told KIIS FM's Will and Woody.

'I've had 10 years of horrific things happening to me - some public, some very private,' she continued. 'But I feel like I can't find love or feel loved.'