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NFL Player Buys Engagement Ring for Reality TV Star — Take a Look

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It has a total weight of nearly 6 carats.

Larry English, an NFL free agent, has proposed to his girlfriend, Nicole Williams, a star of the reality TV show “WAGS.”

And with their engagement comes a ring that People reports is worth $250,000.

Williams recently showed off the ring in an Instagram post (below).

She wrote: “It’s been SO hard keeping this a secret this long!! Thanks to everyone for being so kind and supportive throughout this journey! My heart is so full! I get to marry my best friend!”

She also thanked Ritani “for helping Larry design the most beautiful ring my eyes have ever seen!”

According to People, the ring “consists of an 18-carat rose gold setting with an 5.14-carat oval center stone surrounded by a diamond band consisting of over 100 round stones for a total weight of almost 6 carats.”

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WAGs, a reality series on the E! Network, follows the lives of the wives and girlfriends of high-profile athletes.


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