Jennifer Lopez said yes to Aaron Rodriguez's proposition, and with the stone he introduced, who could state no?
The couple posted an Instagram photograph of their hands with a huge wedding band on Lopez's ring finger. The previous Yankees shortstop subtitled his photograph with "she said yes" and a heart emoticon.
The couple has been dating since mid 2017 and soon thereafter arrived on the front of Vanity Fair magazine with their superstar couple moniker, J-Rod.
In January, Rodriguez told The Associated Press that he and Lopez had comparative foundations and her most recent film "Second Act" mirrored the ties that drew them together.
"It truly looks like a ton of the circular segment that Jennifer and I lived in our life: Both conceived in New York, both originate from settler guardians, both have two kids, both Latino Americano — her from Puerto Rico, me from Dominican Republic. We've experienced our good and bad times, yet here we are in our 40s and attempting to experience the most ideal lives and, in the meantime, give back and show proactive kindness," Rodriguez said.
It will be Lopez's fourth marriage and Rodriguez's second. Every ha two youngsters from past relational unions.
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