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Karamo Brown says wedding planning sent his fiancé to the hospital
The ‘Queer Eye’ star’s ceremony will include a Ferris wheel
Karamo Brown and Ian Jordan (Photo via Instagram)
“Queer Eye” star Karamo Brown and his fiancé Ian Jordan know first-hand how stressful wedding planning can get.
Page Six reports that while hosting a panel with his “Queer Eye” co-stars on Tuesday, Brown revealed he and Jordan had an eventful Thanksgiving.
“This is a true story, it’s sad but it’s also funny,” Brown says. “This Thanksgiving, we spent the first couple hours in the emergency room because he had a severe anxiety attack, he thought it was a heart attack. They were like, ‘Everything is fine with you, it’s anxiety. What were you talking about before?’ and [Jordan] was like, ‘He’s been talking about the wedding!’”
According to the report, Brown and Jordan are planning for a 2020 ceremony at a 30-acre venue which will include a Ferris wheel.
The couple announced their engagement in May.
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