Royal prank radio host Mel Greig gets engaged to Steven Pollock OVER THE MOON: Steven Pollock and Mel Greig got engaged in Bali. 2Day FM hosts Mel Greig and Michael Christian were given details of the Duchess of Cambridge's condition after making a prank phone call to the hospital where she is being treated for acute morning sickness. File vision, 6 December 2012. SOUTH Australian radio host Mel Greig has become engaged to her long-term boyfriend Steven Pollock. Pollock popped the question to Greig, one of the DJs at the centre of the infamous royal radio prank, during a holiday to Bali last month. "We just went on a holiday there to refresh and it felt like the right time to do it ... and she said yes which was lucky," said Pollock, who has been by Greig's side throughout the year-long scandal. She was over the moon, she felt almost relieved, also at the same time she was very happy. I was just happy I could give her that happiness. READ MORE: Mel Greig parts way with Austereo On December 5 last year, Greig and co-host Michael Christian made a prank call to the London hospital where the Duchess of Cambridge was being treated for morning sickness. The nurse who put through the call, Jacintha Saldanha, later took her own life - resulting in an inquest which has now been delayed several times and is yet to take place. The embattled radio presenter has not returned to broadcasting and earlier this month quit Southern Cross Austereo. Pollock said Greig, 31, didn't want to comment on the engagement "out of respect" for the Saldanha family. "It's still a struggle, she's still dealing with a lot of stuff ... she's very considerate of the Saldanha family which is why we haven't made big news of this, she doesn't want to be disrespectful," he said. This gives her something to look forward to now which is the main thing. Greig and Pollock, who have been together nearly three years, have since returned to live in Adelaide. "It's been super difficult for her so it's good to have her family and friends here for support now," Pollock said. For information about suicide prevention contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or Beyond Blue on 1300 22 4636.