LOOK: KaladKaren engaged to longtime British BF
TV host KaladKaren got engaged to her British boyfriend, Luke Wrightson, after eight years as a couple.
KaladKaren, real name Jervi Li, shared pictures from their engagement on their balcony via Instagram yesterday, Sept. 9.
“Sa love, minsan kailangan mo lang maniwala… FINALLY!!! #Engaged #LoveWins #TransLOVEmatters,” the trans woman wrote.
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She posted too a photo of Wrightson on bended knee as he presented her the engagement ring.
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Article continues after this advertisementWrightson got candid about how the proposal was spontaneous and took some time to happen in a vlog on her YouTube channel yesterday.
Article continues after this advertisementHe said he bought the ring with his mom and sister in the United Kingdom and that he had been keeping it in his pocket, waiting for the right time to propose.
On the day of the proposal, Wrightson had no plans yet to pop the question, but he did clean their balcony up and on that night, they had a romantic date with candles, music and drinks.
He saw KaladKaren on a tablet looking at an engagement ring and she told him she wanted him to propose with that ring.
He realized the ring he had looked similar and finally took the chance—even if they were in simple house wear.
“So I looked at the pictures and I was like, ‘This has to be a sign,’” he said.
Wrightson set up his phone to take a video of the proposal. He asked KaladKaren what she was looking at and when she showed him a picture of a ring, he went down on one knee, presented the ring and asked, “Does it look like this one?”
KaladKaren was visibly shocked, telling him, “What is that?”
Eventually she managed to say yes and shock turned into pure joy.
As they narrated the story on the vlog, KaladKaren told Wrightson, “I don’t think I could meet another person in my life just like you. I’m so happy.” /ra
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