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Quickie engagements might not be as stupid as we think
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Published August 19, 2018
July 14, 2018 - New York, New York, United States - Engaged couple singer Justin Bieber and model Hailey Baldwin chat as they go for a walk on July 12 2018 in New York City (Credit Image: © John Peters/Ace Pictures via ZUMA Press) (Represented by ZUMA Press, Inc.)
“When you know, you know.” That’s what they say. And they’re right.
Perhaps that’s why there’s been a rash of recent lightning-quick celebrity engagements. Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra are betrothed after a two-month courtship. In June, Pete Davidson proposed to Ariana Grande with a $93,000 ring after less than a month of dating. In July, Justin Bieber put a ring on Hailey Baldwin in the Bahamas, formalizing their relationship of similar length (though the two have known each other for a while).
Now who knows, it’s Hollywood; things could change. Maybe these entanglements won’t work out. And fast engagements undoubtedly earn publicity for celebrities.
But, even so, this kind of decisiveness is exactly what millions of American millennials need more of.
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