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Love or hate him, there’s no denying that Logan Paul is a social media megastar and entrepreneur.
Whether it’s his 23 million subscribers on YouTube, 26 million followers on Instagram, or hypnotic kids desperate to take a selfie with his and KSI’s Prime hydration sports drink, there’s little escaping the ‘Maverick’ that is Logan Paul. Heck, he’s even created epic viral moments at WWE Royal Rumble and Money in the Bank this year.
She turned me into a puddle @NinaAgdal pic.twitter.com/uNdGhrxbH0
— Logan Paul (@LoganPaul) July 10, 2023
However, arguably Logan Paul’s biggest moment happened this week, when he proposed to the “love of his life”, Nina Agbal who he met 14 months ago. In a 17-minute video on YouTube, Paul explains how he felt the moment he met Nina and shows us how he prepared for the big moment.
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As reported by our friends at UNILAD, the proposal happened at Lake Como in sunny Italy. Paul led his now fiance to believe that they were out for a flashy meal and given that cameras are likely a daily occurrence, I suppose nothing really looked out of the ordinary. Both Paul and Agbal were teary-eyed, though the Maverick more than the other and of course, she said yes.
“I just had to find my person. And I knew she was the one, pretty much instantly. In fact, I literally knew it almost 12 hours after meeting her,” said Paul in the YouTube vlog. “Since the moment we met, I've been the happiest I've ever been in my life.
"I didn't know a human could be that incredible. She's shifted my entire perspective on what a partner could be to me. I can't comprehend why I got that lucky.”
At this time, it’s not been made public when or where the Logan Paul and Nina Agbal wedding will take place, but we have no doubts that it will be an extravagant event. We at GAMINGbible wish the newly engaged couple all the happiness in the world.
In other Logan Paul news, the social media megastar has set the record for owning the most expensive Pokemon card bought at an auction. Thankfully, at least that particular Pokemon card wasn't fake.
