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‘Queer Eye’ star Karamo Brown gets engaged to director Ian Jordan
The couple has been together for eight years
Karamo Brown and Ian Jordan (Photo via Instagram)
“Queer Eye” star Karamo Brown has gotten engaged to director Ian Jordan.
Brown, 37, proposed to Jordan with a David Yurman ring during his surprise 40th birthday party at sbe’s HYDE Sunset in Los Angeles on Wednesday. The couple has been together for eight years.
“You are the funniest man I know, the kindest man, my biggest cheerleader,” ET reports Brown told Jordan. “You made me feel like I could do anything. . . . I hope we can conquer the world together for the rest of our lives. Ian Lamont Jordan, will you marry me?”
The “Queer Eye” culture expert also documented the special moment on Instagram.
“Last night, in front of family & friends, I asked my best friend and the love of my life, “will you marry me?” He said YESSS!!!! I’m engaged! Showing off our beautiful @davidyurmanmen rings. #LoveWins @theianjordan,” Karamo captioned the photo.
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(Washington Blade photos by Michael Key)
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(Washington Blade photos by Michael Key)
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(Washington Blade photos by Robert Rapanut)
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