They are wild flowers and wild commitment rings now. Lainey Wilson got her desire to walk with a limp under the weight of her new diamond feast sparkler.
The 32 -year -old country star announced on Wednesday her commitment to former NFL star “Duck” Hodges, 28. In a series of photos and videos published on Instagram, the singer of “Silvestres and wild horses” singer ” He posed in front of a brick building and exhibited his considerable engagement ring. She subtitled the publication with the title of her love song “4x4xu”. (The actor “Yellowstone” dedicated that song to Hodges in October after its launch).
The Stoop, probably the site of Hodges's proposal, was covered with red roses, candles and photographs framed. Apparently, Hodges asked the question with a small box of rings in the shape of a cowboy hat, a wink to the always present helmet of Wilson. The retired athlete, who played for Los Angeles Rams in 2021, is now a MEMPhis -based real estate agent who specializes in recreational properties and properties.
The representatives of Wilson and Hodges did not immediately respond on Thursday to requests for comments from the Times.
Wilson has not hidden his eagerness for a proposal. In September, he joked about his possible engagement ring during an appearance in the “Country Heat Weekly” podcast.
“I don't care what form is, but I want to walk with a limp,” said the singer born in Louisiana. “Duck is listening to this, 'Oh, my God, my God, Oh my God.' Better go looking for a loan, baby!”
According to the reports, the winner of the Grammy Award and former Pittsburgh Steelers Campo Marshal have been dating since 2021 and took their public relationship in May 2023 when they left together at the Awards of the Country Music Academy.
Wilson recently explained that he really didn't write love songs until he met Hodges.
“The truth is that I write what I know, and finally I found a man worth writing. Then you know that it is a love song because they probably thought: 'Dang, she doesn't have it on her, she doesn't have it in her' … But I do, “Wilson said on stage during a Nashville concert last summer. “I got a cheerleader.”
The couple's commitment comes immediately after Wilson's announcement in January that he would embark on a world tour this spring to promote his Country album nominated for Grammy “Whirlwind”. The tour begins in Zurich on March 4 and will stop at the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento on August 22 and the Kia forum in Inglewood on August 23.
