Evelyn Lozada Announces Engagement To Carl Crawford

Evelyn Lozada Announces Engagement To Carl Crawford

Evelyn Lozada announced her engagement to LA Dodgers outfielder, Carl Crawford, through an Instagram photo. The Instagram photo showed a huge engagement ring on her finger with the caption “Yes!”

Crawford reportedly proposed to the “Basketball Wives” star on Christmas.

Lozada said she was ecstatic and in complete shock. She added that it was a different one and a half year and she was very happy. The representative of the pregnant starlet said that the star was not expecting the proposal, and when Crawford proposed to her, she was surprised.

Evelyn Lozada announced her pregnancy last February but she did not disclose the name of the father of her second child. At the start of the month, the star revealed that Crawford was the father of the child. She started dating the baseball star at the start of the year, and is expected to give birth by March.

She said she still believes in love and aims to get married again. She added that she is not the type of person who feels the need to get married. She said it will eventually come, and she does not want to force the issue.

Lozada was previously engaged to NBA star Antoine Walker. This gave her the opportunity to star in the reality series from VH1, “Basketball Wives.” She was also linked to Chad Johnson, and their marriage ended after two months.

The star received a 14.5-carat ring that had a ten-carat emerald center stone. Jason of Beverly Hills designed the ten-million-dollar ring. Crawford helped in the design of the ring as he scrutinized around fifteen stones before he picked one out, according to Jason Arasheben.

The ring was delivered by Arasheben to Crawford, who became excited and nervous after seeing it. Evelyn Lozada was happy when she received the ring from Carl Crawford.

Posted by Kade Quinn on Sunday December 29 2013, 5:24 AM EST. Ref: LA Times. Link. All trademarks acknowledged. Filed under Entertainment, Featured News. Comments and Trackbacks closed. Follow responses: RSS 2.0