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The former contestant of the dating shows ‘The Bachelorette‘ and ‘Bachelor in Paradise,’ Jordan Kimball got engaged to Christina Creedon.
Both Kimball and Creedon announced the good news through their social media accounts, on Christmas Eve. On Instagram, Kimball posted a series of photos and videos showing the proposing moment and captioned them with lengthy messages. The young star first wrote that he would bend his knee a million times to stand by her fiance, and continued:
“I can’t express how lucky I am and just how deeply I’ve fallen in love with you Christina. I could cry thinking about how happy you make me. I promise to love, nurture and to protect you as long as my heart beats here on earth. I hope that even beyond this life you’ll remember this love. I can’t imagine life without you anymore.”
In another post, alongside a black and white video recorded during he is popping the question, Kimball continued saying:
“I love you so much, Christina! I’m the happiest I’ve ever been and my heart is so full of Love. I choose you, US, our happiness and love every day.”
As for Christina Creedon, who is using her platform as a book of her love with Kimball, shared the abovementioned shoots and the video, and wrote an open-letter-kind caption to celebrate the engagement. She began her message by writing “My Dear Jordan Kelly” and added:
“You are the most perfect man. My heart beats a thousand miles per hour thinking about you. Thank you for making me feel like the only woman in the room. Thank you for being the most beautiful and genuine gentleman. Thank you for always putting us first. You protect me and you love me more than I thought was ever possible.”
Stating she can not wait to be his wife and to build their family, Creedon concluded her message by introducing herself as “The Future Mrs. Kimball.”
As fans might remember, Kimball, who previously got engaged to ‘The Bachelor’ star Jenna Cooper, announced publicly his relationship with Creedon in November 2019, with an Instagram tribute.
Here is Kimball’s post.
