WNBA rookie sensation Cameron Brink said “yes” to a lifetime with her longtime boyfriend, Ben Felter. Brink, who has been dating Felter since 2021, announced to the world that the couple is now engaged.
Felter proposed to the Los Angeles Sparks star under the shimmering lights of the Eiffel Tower. The proposal took place during Paris Fashion Week.
The entire life-altering event was a surprise, according to People Magazine.
Brink was under the impression that Felter couldn’t join her for the Balenciaga fashion show. And yet, he made a surprise appearance and proposed. Like a boss, as the youth might say.
The moment was nothing short of cinematic, with Felter getting down on one knee at the luxurious Shangri-La Paris Hotel.
“Yes in every lifetime,” Brink wrote on Instagram.
Cameron Brink Engaged – Some Fans Are Taking It Pretty Hard
Cameron shared the news that she was engaged and the magical moment with the world through a series of stunning black-and-white photos on Instagram.
Some of the responses from fans – several presumably young men who held onto their dreams – were hilarious.
“Just crumbled in Taco Bell,” one person wrote.
“I just saw some dude fall to his knees in Walmart from this,” another snarkily reported.
Another simply added, “NOOOOOOOOO.”
Hearts are clearly breaking everywhere knowing that Cameron Brink is no longer on the market.
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Recovering From Her ACL Injury
Cameron Brink and the boyfriend she is now engaged to shared a hilarious video of her recovery from ACL surgery this past summer.
“I’ve been sleeping. I’ve just been chilling. I woke up and I’m so chill,” the star WNBA rookie says before reiterating, “I’m chilling.”
Where was she chilling? Not in that room. Nor that hospital bed. Somewhere far, far away.
“I’m in another dimension and I’m chilling. You could sit me here all day and I’m just relaxing,” she said adding, “My eyes feel like they’re going this way and that way.”
It’s too funny.
Brink suffered a left torn anterior cruciate ligament during the first quarter of a game against the Connecticut Sun back in June. She was having a solid rookie season with the Sparks before her season was cut short.
In her first 15 games, Brink averaged 7.5 points, 5.3 rebounds, 1.7 assists, 1.1 steals, and 2.3 blocks in just 22 minutes per game. She was particularly impressive on the defensive end.
As Brink rehabilitates her knee, she now has something truly special to look forward to beyond the basketball court.
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