Jennifer Lopez Spills The Beans On Fiancé Alex Rodriguez’s Romantic Marriage Proposal – Watch Video
During her latest appearance on Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Jennifer Lopez spilt the beans on Alex Rodriguez’s marriage proposal
Before Kim Kardashian, West actress Jennifer Lopez appeared
on Jimmy Fallon’s show Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. The actress and
singer who has been dating baseball player Alex Rodriguez for two years now
announced their engagement in March 2019. Since then, the duo has been setting
relationship goals with their adorable pictures.
But her latest appearance on Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, JLo spilt the beans how Rodriguez’s proposal looked like. She told Fallon, “I didn't know anything,". The singer and actress also shared, "We had talked about it a little bit but I had no idea."
Further, Lopez told Fallon, “We went on a little beach vacation for a weekend. He was like, 'We should go away before you start to tour before you start everything. We have a big year ahead, just me and you, without the kids,' and I was like, 'Okay, yeah, let's do that.' We went away for the weekend and, you know, we were walking on the beach it was just like nothing," explained Lopez, who said she didn't think anything was out of the ordinary. Lopez thought Rodriguez was "just trying to be romantic."
She further explained that Alex had set up a private dinner
for the two of them outside when he suddenly told her "Let's go by the
fire."
JLo further added, “While standing by the fire, Rodriguez, "said something like, 'When did you know I was crazy?' Or something like that. He was, like, almost nervous, like, didn't know what to say. I said, 'Pretty much the whole time I've known you're crazy.' I said, 'But I know what I'm signing up for.'" He then goes down on one knee, and I was shocked.” She lastly said, “But afterwards we were so happy. It was like we were waiting for that. We knew I guess, eventually, we were going to get there."
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