Josh Allen Spills On 'Funniest Thing' That Happened Before Proposing To Hailee Steinfeld
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The Buffalo Bills quarterback revealed to his now-fiancée that he was "very nervous" before proposing to her.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen on Friday revealed that the “funniest thing” that happened on the day of his proposal to Hailee Steinfeld was his now-fiancée’s question for him after they woke up.
″[We] were getting ready for brunch and you jumped on the bed and said ‘Can we get married already?!? What are you waiting for??!’” Allen told Steinfeld in a written Q&A for her Beau Society newsletter.
Allen, a favorite to win the NFL’s MVP award this season, recalled his response to the “Spider-Man” star: “Just give me a little more time.”
“Little did you know I was about to propose to you...,” he added.
Allen, who announced his engagement with Steinfeld in a joint Instagram post last month, spilled on the proposal as he fittingly answered his fiancée’s 17 questions (Allen’s jersey is No. 17) for the 17th issue of her newsletter.
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